CF Jarrod Dyson set a new career high for home runs in a season when he launched his third homer of the year in the second inning of Tuesday's game. Dyson hit the first pitch he saw in his first at-bat over the fence in right-center field. Dyson had just nine career homers in eight seasons prior to Tuesday.

CF Jarrod Dyson scored once, drove in the go-ahead run and made a key defensive play in a 4-2 victory Friday against Toronto. Dyson singled in the third and then stole second and moved to third on a wild pitch before scoring on Ben Gamel's two-out single. In the top of the seventh, he made a diving attempt at a ball hit into the left-center field gap by Josh Donaldson. The ball glanced off Dyson's glove, but he was able to smother the ball with his bare hand and get it back into the infield quickly. SS Taylor Motter's relay throw to the plate was on target to nab Kevin Pillar trying to score. That ended the inning. "Unbelievable play," RHP Tyler Cloyd said. "Dice did a great job knocking it down and Motter threw a strike to Z." Dyson's run-scoring single in the bottom of the seventh broke a 2-2 tie.

CF Jarrod Dyson hit a home run and stole two bases Thursday. It marked the first time in his career Dyson homered and had two steals stolen in the same game, and he took over the AL lead with 12 steals. He scored the winning run in the bottom of the ninth on PH Guillermo Heredia's single.

CF Jarrod Dyson got a rare off day Wednesday after being hit three times by pitches Tuesday, a franchise record. "I've never seen that happen, three times in a game. I might be leading the league in hit by pitches," said Dyson, who has been hit eight times this season, which is tied for most in the majors. "You don't usually see that with a small guy. I usually get hit about two times a year." Said Mariners manager Scott Servais: "They do like to pitch him in, and he stands close to the plate. I don't know if there's any rhyme or reason to it." As for getting a rest? "He needs a day off, he's been running hard," Servais said of Dyson, who is second in the AL lead with 10 steals.

CF Jarrod Dyson was hit by pitches three times Tuesday. It's only the 26th time that has happened since 1913 and the first time in the Mariners' 40-year franchise history.

OF Jarrod Dyson's putout of Martin Prado in the first inning was his first outfield assist of the year. He recorded 11 with Kansas City in 2016.

LF Jarrod Dyson was Seattle's leadoff batter on Tuesday in place of Jean Segura, who was placed on the 10-day disabled list. Manager Scott Servais told The Seattle Times he hoped the switch would "jump-start" Dyson, who started the season 3-for-21. In the third inning, the speedy Dyson beat out a bunt and later scored from first base on a double by Mitch Haniger.

LF Jarrod Dyson has battled some minor injuries in recent years, and his health will be a key at the top of Seattle's lineup. Dyson had to take a couple of days off late in spring training due to tired hamstrings.

CF Jarrod Dyson matched his career high with three hits and stole his 30th base, which ranks second in the American League. He is hitting .414 during a seven-game hitting streak.

CF Jarrod Dyson is getting extended playing time with the injury to CF/RF Lorenzo Cain and is showing enough to make him an attractive major league outfielder. Dyson had a two-run triple with two out in the ninth Friday night at Detroit in Kansas City's 8-3 loss. Dyson is not a home run hitter but anything he drills to right- or left-center is a threat to turn into a triple. He has seven of those this year, a career best. He's hitting .264 in 101 games for Kansas City this season and with his speed and defensive ability he is a plus player.

CF Jarrod Dyson went 2-for-4, stole his 28th base and scored a run on Saturday. He is 10-for-15 against White Sox RHP Miguel Gonzalez.

RHP Sam Dyson gave up a hit before picking up his 34th save of the season with a scorelesss ninth. Dyson has saves in his last seven appearances, which is a career high.

OF Jarrod Dyson went 2-for-4 on Wednesday night and has hit safely in eight of his last nine games. During that stretch, Dyson has hit .350. In eight games against the Twins this season, he is batting .313, including a .391 mark at Target Field.

CF Jarrod Dyson stole a base in his fourth consecutive game, matching his career-high streak. He also swiped a base in four straight games in August 2012. He leads the American League with 11 stolen bases after the All-Star break.

CF Jarrod Dyson matched his career high with three hits, his first multi-hit game since July 18. It was his career 15th three-hit game.

CF Jarrod Dyson batted leadoff for the first time this season for the Royals on Thursday. He had started 42 games as the No. 9 hitter and 13 games batting eighth.

OF Jarrod Dyson stole second base as a pinch runner in the ninth inning and scored the tying run on SS Alcides Escobar's two-out single. Dyson had 37 steals as a pinch runner, 10 more than any active player. It was the 26th time he scored as a pinch runner, the most in the majors since he broke in during the 2010 season. Don't be surprised if Dyson starts Thursday. He is 8-for-10 against White Sox starter Miguel Gonzalez.

CF Jarrod Dyson's ninth-inning grand slam was the first of his career and his first home run since Sept. 6, 2015 against the White Sox. He is the first Royal to hit a triple and a grand slam from the ninth spot in the lineup. The previous Royals No. 9 hitter to hit a grand slam was Yuniesky Betancourt on Aug. 21, 2010. The Royals last grand slam was Mike Moustakas on Sept. 12, 2015 at Baltimore.

RF Jarrod Dyson showed off his arm in right field Sunday, when he gunned down Seattle baserunner Robinson Cano with a perfect throw to the plate in the sixth. "He's deceiving with his arm," manager Ned Yost said. "He's a little guy, a speed guy, but he's got a right fielder's arm. He makes very strong throws, accurate throws, and that was a big one there."

OF Jarrod Dyson was activated from the disabled list after going 7-for-22, .318, with seven runs, four walks and four stolen bases in seven rehab games with Triple-A Omaha. Dyson pulled his right oblique in his first spring training at-bat. Dyson immediately was placed in the lineup in right field. Manager Ned Yost said it would be a "loose" platoon of Dyson, who bats left-handed, and Paulo Orlando, who swings right-handed, in right field. Dyson went 2-for-4 with an RBI single in his first at-bat.