Outfield-Assisted 3-HR Game Leads11-6 Win 2019 Topps NOW #678

An outfield collision resulted in Kyle Seager recording the first three-home run game of his career and the first by any Mariners player in nine years, helping Seattle to an 11-6 win. Batting with two outs in the ninth inning, Seager sent a fly ball to the warning track in left-center field. Tigers center fielder Niko Goodrum had the ball in his glove for a moment before he collided with left fielder Brandon Dixon. The ball popped out of Goodrum's glove and over the fence for Seager's third home run of the game and 14th of the season.