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Mariners slugger Josh Naylor leaves game with back spasms after hitting home run against Mets
- Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor left the game with back spasms after his seventh-inning homer against the Mets.
- Wilson said the stiffness likely came from the swing on the home run, and Naylor is listed as day-to-day.
- Naylor had a slow start but heated up in May, batting .296 with nine RBIs across 108 at-bats.
- Naylor was acquired from Arizona and signed a five-year, $92.5 million contract last November.
- Patrick Wisdom pinch-hit for Luke Raley later in the inning as Naylor exited.
- The Mariners won in extras, aided by bullpen work after Naylor left the game.
- Naylor is 28 years old and previously had 2025 production with Seattle after a 2025 trade from Arizona.
- Manager Dan Wilson provided the update on Naylor's condition after the game.
- Naylor's tying homer came off Mets reliever Brooks Raley in the seventh inning.
- The game was decided in extra innings, with Seattle securing the win after Naylor left.
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