After 25 days as a free agent, reports Sunday evening suggest Naylor will return to the Mariners on a five-year deal. But the quick reunion with Naylor underscores the opportunity ahead: the Mariners now have arguably the best non-Dodgers roster in MLB. The task in front of the Mariners this offseason, before Naylor and still now after, will be raising the floor. They brought back Naylor as the second best projected first baseman in free agency (behind Pete Alonso) and the 17th best free agent overall. Eugenio Suárez is the 14th best projected free agent (2.4 fWAR) and Jorge Polanco is the 22nd (1.9 fWAR).