Athletics Extend Road Win Streak, Mariners Struggle

0:00It's April 22nd. This is California News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. Athletics just handled the Mariners 5-2 on Tuesday night in Seattle, keeping their road wind streak alive at 7 games straight. Shay Langeleyers crushed his eighth Homer of the season, a 417-foot bomb to center in the 7th, marking back-to-back nights going. Deep for him, Jeff McNeil added another Homer for Oakland, while Tyler Sodastrom kicked things off with an RBI double in the first. On the Mariners side, Kyle Raleigh snapped out of his early slump with his fourth Homer this year, and second in his many nights, he hit 60 last season. But with sitting at a 177 average before this, Raleigh went 2 for 3 overall, and Julio Rodriguez kept his on-base streak rolling at 18 games with two hits in a walk. But Seattle's dropped their sixth and eighth, looking scuffed up lately. Jacob Lopez went five and a third for the win, allowing just two runs on seven hits.

1:00The bullpen locked it down from there, Scott Barlow, Hogan Harris, and Jack Perkins, with the first save of his career, retiring the last eight Mariners. He faced Oakland Eyes a sweep Wednesday, with Aaron Seville on the hill against Logan Gilbert, both right-handers looking to build on solid ERAs around three and four.