Sunday was a day to remember for the Seattle Mariners, a game where history was made, home runs flew out of the ballpark seemingly at will, and an absolutely vital series finished in thrilling fashion.

A recent slump has tested J.P. Crawford’s patience, but he broke out in a big way Friday night with his first career walkoff home run. "I really needed that,” he said.

Seattle’s veteran shortstop turned on a 95-mph inside fastball from Texas closer Robert Garcia and sent it 370 feet out to right field for a two-run walkoff home run in the bottom of the ninth inning, giving the Mariners a stunning 4-3 victory over the rival Rangers.