​Seattle Mariners rookie OF Lazaro Montes made T-Mobile Park history, hitting an estimated 474-foot home run in the Mariners game against the Texas Rangers on Tuesday. GettyJust six games into his major league career, Seattle Mariners rookie outfielder Lazaro Montes made history in the home of the franchise on Tuesday night.The 21-year-old, who made his MLB debut on Sept. 1 against the Boston Red Sox, went yard in the Mariners’ series opener against the Texas Rangers. The three-run blast was estimated to be 474 feet.Season HR #2 for Lazaro Montes.#Montes #Mariners pic.twitter.com/JiyHxC1Iko — Every Dinger HQ (@EveryDinger) September 9, 2026At this distance, Montes’ first homer at the stadium is “the longest home run hit in T-Mobile Park during the Statcast era,” according to Mariners insider Adam Jude.  The hit also tied the San Diego Padres’ Fernando Tatis Jr. for the longest home run of the 2026 season. Like HEAVY’s content?Be sure to follow us.This article was originally published on HEAVYThe post Mariners Rookie Makes T-Mobile Park History vs. Rangers appeared first on HEAVY.