Kyle Seager stayed hot on Monday, hitting a three-run homer and walking twice in the Mariners' 5-1 victory versus the Padres. Seager's three-run homer in the first gave Seattle a lead it never once sweated the possibility of losing. Tyson Ross shouldn't feel bad: Nobody has been able to get Seager out over the past few days. He is now 7-for-10 with a pair of walks, two doubles and six RBI in his past three games, a kick that has spiked his batting average from .243 to .261. After collecting 69 RBI over 160 contests in 2013, Seager has 45 in 67 games this year. He's on pace for 104.