Marinersose Game Two In Spring and So Does Washington Men BB

The Seattle Marinersost to the San Francisco 

Giants 10,-5 in the second game of the

Cactus Spring.

The Mariners actually led 5-0 after the 

first inning primarily by Mikes Mastrobuino 

grandslam home run. Mastrobuino is

trying to make the team though it won't 

be easy. If he can continue to hit in

the spring he could make it.

In this game he actually played in left 

field showing his diversity. Most

likely he will start in Tacoma for depth. 

Miles bats left handed. Cole Young

hits left handed as does Brendan Donovan.

Also Colt Emerson who the Mariners 

hope to make the team. The extra 

infielder needs to bat right handed.

Leo Rivas who started at shortstop 

in this game bats both ways and then 

there is Ryan Bliss. We will see how 

this works over in the spring.

Emerson Hancock started and went

one and two-thirds innings. He looked

good though gave up there runs only

because a fly ball wasn't handled with

the sun. Munoz pitched the third followed 

by Gabe Speier and Eduardo Bazardo.

The rest of the pitchers were minor

leaguers. 

The  Mariners go on the road to play 

the Cincinnati Reds on Sunday. The

starting pitcher isn't known yet. 

The Washington Huskies lost to

the Maryland Terripins on Saturday 

afternoon 64-60. This was a road 

game the Huskies really need to

have a chance to make the NCAA 

tournament. They have four games

to turn things around before the

Big Ten Tournament begins. To make

NCAA at this point they need to finish

the top five in the tournament.

The Huskies have had a good season 

though the Big Ten is a tough

conference for men's basketball.

The game was pretty tight throughout 

the second half. Maryland's largest

lead was five while the Huskies was 

four.  The game was tied going into

the last minute. Unfortunately Maryland 

scored all four points.

Maryland made five more three points

and they were better inside two. The

Huskies did shoot better from the field

but wasn't good enough.

The Terrapins did a good job on Hannes

Steinbach who had his lowest rebounds 

with three and had 14 points. Zoom Diallo 

led the Huskies with 19. Wesley Yates 

was the only other in double figures with

12. 

The Huskies will play Rutgers on the road 

in New Jersey on Tuesday. We hope for

better results.

This evening Washington State Cougars 

and Gonzaga will ha e games. We will let

you know how they go.