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Standout costumes from Mariners rookie hazing

Sep 29, 2016, 11:51 AM | Updated: 12:59 pm

It’s tough to say who got it worst during the rookie dress-up day with the Mariners.

Mariners manager Scott Servais has said he wants his players to stay loose during the run toward the playoffs, and the annual hazing of the first-year players had many standouts.

Let’s highlight a few of the finest costumes.

Dan Vogelbach: The left-handed hitting first baseman was dressed up as Chris Farley in his famous Chippendales skit on Saturday Night Live. Who do you think would have better dance moves?

Dae-ho Lee: The first baseman seems fairly happy to be dressed up as the Kool-Aid Man. Could Lee break through a wall as well as his predecessor?

Edwin Diaz: Apparently that’s Mariners pitcher Edwin Diaz in the Gumby outfit. But where is Pokey?

Related: What you need to know about the Mariners’ playoff hopes

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