Mariners Blanked by Yankees, Seek Series Win

0:00It's April 1st. This is Seattle Mariners News today, your AI-powered team coverage. The Seattle Mariners got blanked, five-nothing by the New York Yankees, Tuesday night at Team Mobile Park, dropping to three-and-three on the young season. Yankee starter Max Fried owned the mound, tossing seven scoreless innings on just three hits, six strikeouts, and one walk. Mariners bats win zero-for-one with runners in scoring position and stranded five. New York jumped ahead early with two in the first on hits from Ben Rice and Giancarlo Stanton off Logan Gilbert, who labored through 28. Pitches that frame. They piled on three more in the sixth after a throwing error on a steel attempt, let Trent Grisham score, followed by Ricewalking, Stanton Doubling, and Jazz Chism Singling. Manager Dan Wilson called it a tough night, saying, fried limited traffic and forced weak contact without many whiffs. Gilbert settled after the shakey start, but couldn't escape the sixth, finishing five

1:02and one-third innings with five earned runs, seven hits, three, walks, and six strikeouts himself. Randy Arzerina crushed a 101.9 mile per hour fly to center, but Grisham robbed him of extra bases with a sprinting catch, second time. This homestand that's happened, Mariners managed just four singles total, no extra base knocks. Following ahead, Seattle chases its first series win Wednesday at 1.10pm, Pacific with George Kirby on the hill against the Yankees Cam, Schlittler, time to bounce back, M. Spans.