9-3 to have a minisweep and
win the seventh series in a roe.
The Mariners offense is still
doing the job getting runs early
and having a big inning even
late in the game.
The Angels scored a run in the
first inning than the Mariners
scored two in the second. The
game was tied at 3-3 until the
seventh when the Mariners
scored six. Arozarena had a
solo home run in the second.
The Mariners played small
ball in the seventh. Leo Rivas
had a big game and getting
two hits in the seventh. He led
off with a single then Samad
Taylor in his first start after
being called up put down a
bunt single. JP had a single to
drive in them both. Julio had
a double to drive in JP. Cal
had a single to drive in Julio.
Arozarena had another hit.
After a couple outs Rivas
had his second hit of the
inning hitting hard off the
first baseman scoring scoring
Cal and Arozarena.
Though Williamson didn't
get a hit the bottom of the
order has done done a fine
job in recent games.
Emerson Hancock started
and went six innings though
not as good as his previous
start he kept the team in
the game giving up the
three runs on nine hits. The
three relievers who went
shut the door only allowing
one hit and a walk in the
three innings of pitching.
This game allowed Andre
Munoz not having to pitch.
The Mariners have Thursday
off so if the Mariners have
to use Munoz on Friday in
Texas he has the two days
off.
The Mariners brought up
outfielder Rhylan Thomas
from Tacoma. Luke Raley
is expected to miss six
weeks. Thomas is a left
handed bat so we will
see him and Taylor a
righty we should see these
two to platoon at least until
Dylan Moore comes off the
injured list next week.
Bryan Woo is scheduled to
start on Friday against the
Rangers. Luis Castillo most
likely on Saturday and Logan
Evans on Sunday. Woo's last
start was last Thursday so
a lot of rest. Castillo and
Evans will be a week apart.
The day off Monday and
this Thursday giving the
starters good rest. Help
them all. Go M's.
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