Mariners Bounce Back, Tie Series with Guardians

0:00On March 28th, Seattle Mariners bounced back strong Friday night, taking down the Cleveland Guardians 5-1 at T-Mobile Park, that evens their 4-game series at one game apiece. Cole Young and Luke Rayleigh crushed home runs, while George Kirby dominated on the mound with six solid innings, giving up just one run on two hits, two, walks, and six strikeouts. Over in the Guardians dugout, Rookie Chase the louder kept his hot streak alive, smashing his third homer in just two regular season games, his. First innings solo shot made it one nothing early, Gavin Williams took the loss for Cleveland, struggling with control as he walked a career high, six over five innings, allowing three runs on two hits. Despite seven strikeouts, fans saw some fireworks right away, with both teams trading first innings blasts, but Seattle pulled ahead for good in the fourth on Young's Go ahead, homer. All nine of the Mariners runs across the first two games have come via the long ball,

1:01showing that early season power surge. The Guardians had a shot to rally in the fifth, loading the bases, but a base runner got thrown out at the plate, killing the thread. Rayleigh added insurance with a two run homer in the sixth off a reliever, and Seattle's bullpen shut the door from there. Series tied up now, with two more games left in Seattle Guardians, got to find some answers quick if they want to steal this opener set on the road. This has been Seattle Mariners News Today, powered by AI.