Mariners Break Streak with Montes Blast | MLB News

0:00On September 2nd, so the Mariners finally snapped their losing streak, taking down the Red Sox 9-6. The big story here is, Lazaro Montez, who had an absolute blast in his major league debut. He didn't just play, he put on a show, hitting a homer and driving in runs. It's always dope to see a young cat come up and make an immediate impact like that. Beyond Montez's debut, Randy Rosa Reyna, also chipped in with a 3-run blast, and Dominic Hanzone got in on the homer in action too. The Mariners' offense really showed up, racking up 14 hits and putting a lot of pressure on Boston's pitching. They put up 5 runs in just the second inning, which really set the tone for the game. Now, it wasn't all smooth sailing. There was a pretty wild moment in the 6th inning when an umpire Will Little took a foul ball right to the chin. He looked pretty shaken up and had to leave the game. It's a stark reminder of the risks involved in the game, even for the officials. On the pitching side, Brian Wu put in a solid 6-innings for Seattle, giving his team a good chance

1:05to win. For Boston, Jettics and Paies had a rough outing in his first start, giving up a bunch of runs early on. The Red Sox did try to rally late with homers from Mickey Gaspers and Jamy Jones, but they just couldn't close the gap. This series wraps up today with Bryce Miller on the mound for Seattle, against Patrick Sandeval for Boston. We'll see if the Mariners can keep that momentum going after breaking their slum. This has been MLB News Today, powered by AI.