Jorge Polanco Postseason HR | 105.2 MPH, 400 FT, 23° | Mariners vs Blue Jays ALDS Jorge Polanco continues to stay hot this postseason — crushing a 400-foot home run with a 105.2 MPH exit velocity and a 23° launch angle against the Toronto Blue Jays in the ALDS. Polanco’s smooth, compact swing shows exactly why he’s one of the Mariners’ most reliable bats. Perfect sequencing, effortless rotation, and a clean finish — all the ingredients of a pro-level swing. ⚾ What you’ll see: Jorge Polanco’s 400

⚾️On October 8, 1995 after dropping the first two games of the series, the Mariners make a dramatic comeback in Game 5 to beat the New York Yankees with a 6-5 extra-inning victory to capture the ALDS. Ken Griffey Jr. ties a major league record hitting his 5th home run in the postseason series, an 8th-inning round-tripper off David Cone, equaling the mark Reggie Jackson established in the 1977 World Series. Thanks to Edgar Martinez's 2-run 11th-inning double that scores Griffey, Jr. from first ba