An eighth-inning blast by Geno Suarez sent more than 46,000 fans into a frenzy and generated earthquake-like activity registered by the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network.

Edgar Martinez's grand slam might've been the biggest hit in Mariners history before this, and so it's only right for the mantle to be passed over to Suarez with a similar call. It's creative, historic, and just fun. The call couldn't have been much better, and the call certainly met the moment.

With the bases loaded, Eugenio Suárez's grand slam in the eighth sealed it for the Seattle Mariners, lifting them to a 6-2 win Friday and a 3-2 lead in the American League Championship Series.

The Mariners were in danger of losing all 3 of their home games before Suarez's series-changing blast in the bottom of the eighth.

Max Muncy was inches away from hitting a grand slam for the Dodgers to open the scoring in the NLCS. Little did he know his 404-foot drive instead would end the top of the fourth inning in one of the most incredible plays of this or any postseason.