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Story summary
- The Seattle Mariners signed first baseman Josh Naylor to a five-year, $92.5 million contract.
- Naylor, who excelled with the Mariners, hit .299 with an .831 OPS.
- The contract includes a signing bonus and annual payments that lower the team's payroll impact.
- Analysts view the deal positively, citing Naylor's skills in an analytics-focused era.
- The Mariners see the contract as a strategic move to enhance their roster.
