Seattle Mariners
Pacific Northwest pitching faith with permanent offensive suspense
A dangerous club whose margin disappears quickly when the bats go quiet.
Seattle scored four runs in the seventh, including Julio Rodríguez’s go-ahead three-run homer, and beat Texas 4-3.
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Mariners 4, Rangers 3: Julio Rodríguez flipped the seventh
Jacob deGrom made Texas look untouchable for six innings, then Julio Rodríguez's three-run homer turned Seattle's seventh-inning comeback into a 4-3 win.
Rangers 10, Mariners 5: Seager started the message
Texas scored first, broke the game open with a five-run fifth, and reached double digits at T-Mobile Park in a road win over Seattle.
Mariners 8, Red Sox 3: Seattle found a repeatable answer
Seattle scored four runs in both the third and sixth innings, turning a late-season wild-card chase into a night of steady offensive pressure.
Mariners 9, Red Sox 6: Montes opened the door and Seattle walked through
Lazaro Montes homered in his debut, Randy Arozarena added a three-run shot, and Seattle ended a five-game losing streak in Boston.
Mariners 4, Phillies 1: Five hits were enough to put Philadelphia on hold
Seattle beat Philadelphia 4-1 despite being outhit, turning Cal Raleigh's homer and a two-run seventh into a clean win.
Mariners 1, Yankees 0: Seattle found one swing and made it enough
Weston Wilson's second-inning homer was the only run, and Seattle's pitching made that one swing hold against New York.
Yankees 10, Mariners 5: Grisham made the comeback a group project
Trent Grisham homered twice and drove in four as the Yankees erased a three-run deficit and pulled away from Seattle.
Mariners 4, Tigers 2: Woo made the middle quiet
Bryan Woo threw seven scoreless innings, Julio Rodriguez drove in three, and Seattle's sixth-inning burst held off Detroit's late push.
Tigers 8, Mariners 0: Melton turned the series quiet
Detroit shut out Seattle 8-0 as Troy Melton worked seven scoreless innings and the Tigers spread 13 hits across three scoring bursts.
Dodgers 6, Mariners 2: An early hole became a runway
Los Angeles beat Seattle 6-2 after Mookie Betts and Dalton Rushing powered a four-run response around Roki Sasaki's steady start.
Rangers 7, Mariners 3: Four homers ended the suspense early
Joc Pederson homered twice as Texas hit four home runs and scored all seven of its runs in the first three innings of a 7-3 win.
Reds 4, Mariners 2: Cincinnati spread the answer across four innings
Chase Burns threw five scoreless innings, and Cincinnati scored in four separate frames to defeat Seattle 4-2.
Mariners 8, Reds 0: Raleigh broke open Kirby's shutout
George Kirby threw six scoreless innings before Cal Raleigh's grand slam turned a 1-0 game into an 8-0 Seattle win.
Mariners 6, Giants 3: Seattle owned the middle of the game
Seattle erased deficits of 2-0 and 3-2, then used home runs from Luke Raley and Cole Young to beat San Francisco 6-3.
Mariners 4, Giants 3: Seattle made three hits carry ten innings
Cole Young tied the game with a three-run homer before Julio Rodriguez's 10th-inning sacrifice fly sent Seattle past San Francisco 4-3.
Giants 7, Mariners 0: Roupp gave two swings room to wreck Seattle
Landen Roupp worked seven scoreless innings before Bryce Eldridge and Willy Adames powered the Giants past the Mariners 7-0.