Thoughts on the Seattle Mariners Game 7 lineup

The most important game in Seattle Mariners history is scheduled for 5:08 p.m. PT on Monday at Rogers Centre in Toronto.

The Mariners and Toronto Blue Jays will play in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. If Seattle wins, it will make the first World Series in franchise history. If it loses, the organization's most successful seasons ever will come to an end.

Ahead of the win-or-go-home Game 7, the Mariners made multiple tweaks to the lineup in efforts of winning their first-ever pennant.

The biggest change was Victor Robles being subbed in at right field in favor of Dominic Canzone.

Seattle also tweaked the top half of the order and moved designated hitter Jorge Polanco down from No. 3 in the lineup to the cleanup spot. First baseman Josh Naylor will now hit No. 3.

The full lineup is as followed: center fielder Julio Rodriguez leading off, catcher Cal Raleigh hitting second, Naylor batting third, Polanco in the cleanup spot, left fielder Randy Arozarena hitting fifth, third baseman Eugenio Suarez hitting sixth, shortstop J.P. Crawford batting seventh, second baseman Leo Rivas in the eight-hole and Robles batting ninth.

What are your thoughts on the adjusted lineup and what's your confidence level going into the win-or-go-home contest.