Seattle Mariners

The Mariners show up in 9 breakdowns, and they have a talent for being involved in the most dramatic possible version of every situation. Victor Robles throwing his bat at the pitcher after getting hit five times? 1.6 million views. Five times. At some point, throwing the bat seems almost reasonable.

The Angels and Mariners benches clearing is at 1.5 million views, and the Angels refusing to get the Mariners out in the 9th inning cracked 1.4 million. Both of those are essentially the same rivalry boiling over in different ways, and Jomboy caught every word exchanged between the dugouts.

The Mariners saving their season in the 8th inning is the feel-good entry in their breakdown catalog. Over 470K views of a team that refused to go quietly, which is basically the Mariners' identity at this point.

Ichiro Suzuki's only career ejection is a gem. Over 327K views of one of the most composed players in baseball history finally losing his cool. Jomboy's lip-reading on that one is legendary.

Seattle's tag profile features umpire controversies and ejections prominently. The Mariners play in a division with the Astros, Angels, and A's, which means every series has rivalry potential and every breakdown has stakes.

For a team that went two decades without making the playoffs, the Mariners sure know how to make content.