Mariner run in her own wake, lose 4-2

And you can live in a shotgun hut.

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And you can be in another part of the world.

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And you can find yourself behind the wheel of a large automobile.

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And you can be in a beautiful house with a beautiful woman.

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And you can ask yourself: “Well, how did I come here?”

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The Mariners picked up where they stopped in 2024 and let the days over and the water hold down. A combination of bad luck and bad foundations cost it probably probably likely in today’s game. It was ever the same.

Before the game there was a lot about that Oakland A’s Start Pitcher Osvaldo Bido’s command problem and how the Mariners were able to conquer Baserunner against him. And actually they did it. In the lower edge of the first you loaded the bases on a double, HBP and walk. Randy Arozarena went to the plate for damage and got a top rail fasting in the middle with 105.8 miles per hour. A ball scored just like Randy’s for a hit in 94% of cases. But this was one of the 6%. It was ever the same.

In the second, after two singles by Rowdy Tellez and Ryan Bliss, the Mariners opened two. JP Crawford then sent a ball with 103.2 miles per hour and 393 feet deep. But to the dead center, and it fell harmlessly in JJ Bleday’s glove. Ryan Bliss then decided to enable some magic. Rowdy scored out of the third and Bliss appeared there. Perhaps he may not touch the second, but he didn’t tell anyone. But before they could say: “This is not my beautiful house”, Robles flew out to end the inning.

But the time does not hold up and the game marched in front and finally reached the top of the 4th inn. Bryce Miller had driven on the hill to this point, but he had Brent Rooker a single before raising Langeliers with two outs. Shea decided to compensate for his run evaluation error Oakland. The field was not even near the zone and Bryce said he felt that he did it well after the game. But sometimes even the best pitch is not her beautiful woman. It was ever the same.

Bryce is not someone who lets the water hold down, and he jumped back for a good 5th inning and he almost rose from the 6th. But a walk and a wild playing field brought a runner to the goal position with two outs, and Miguel Andujar could only pierce a curve ball under his knees and bring the third run home. After that, Bryce was removed from the game and thrown back into the blue water.

But here is the Twister, Jorge Polanco’s success looks more and more real. Before his third bat, Randy Arozarena went to third place for a botched attempt by the new Pitcher Hogan Harris. Jorge jumped over the first place he saw, and pulled an outside curve through the 5-6 hole to flatten the second game of the MS of the MS. I am curious to see where the Polanco Success Highway is going.

Time doesn’t last, but it is not behind us either. Although games will certainly feel like today. This rally was quickly stopped by weak ABS of Bliss and JP, and the A even withdrawn thanks to Brent Rooker and a mistake by Colin Snider. Snider refused to deduct a popup on the Infield grass, and he, Polanco and Cal all converged it. Jacob Wilson safely reached and made it to second place. Brent Roker then used Polanco’s weak low throw for an infield single to achieve Wilson. Polanco could ask: “are I right, I have wrong?” And Snider can say to himself: “My God, what did I do?” Then the water flowed underground and the game finally came to a quiet end.

At the moment it may have the feeling that we will only see a competent Mariner’s team once in life, and that the team will appear as frustrating during the days as in 2024. But it’s still early and we will soon be back in the blue summer days. Who knows, with a little patience, the MS may be looking back in games like today and say: “Well, how did we come here?”