Yes, he's exciting. But no, his performance has not been emblematic of a Grade A right fielder. Of course, it's still far too early to evaluate Suzuki's long-term prospects. But when you consider that the M's are getting nothing from either their left fielders or their third baseman, and are unlikely to, it becomes fairly apparent that they will, at some point, need more from their right fielder than they're getting. It's funny, though.
Nobody mentions the walks.
Well, not exactly nobody. Seattle's hitters lead the majors with 113 walks, and are on pace for 704. But that doesn't mean the M's don't have power. Yes, a lot of that was Alex Rodriguez. And that's the key to winning baseball games.