Addison Barger, the right fielder for the Toronto Blue Jays, etched his name into the franchise record books with a remarkable performance against the Seattle Mariners, tallying three outfield assists and achieving the hardest throw on an assist in the majors this season. Barger threw the ball at speeds of 98.8, 96.0, and 93.6 mph, further securing his status as a rising star in the league. His efforts contributed significantly to the Blue Jays’ 3-1 victory.

During the game, Barger successfully gunned down Cal Raleigh at second base and played a crucial role in ending a rundown involving Randy Arozarena. The standout moment came when he caught Rowdy Tellez trying to advance on a fly ball, making it one of only a few throws above 98 mph recorded by a Blue Jays player since 2015. His teammate Bowden Francis praised Barger's arm strength and precision, highlighting its impact in high-pressure situations.