Mariners' Castillo, Raleigh Shine in Walk-Off Win

0:00On March 31st, Mariners pulled off a clutch, two-to-one walkoff win over the Yankees last night at T-Mobile Park. Ketchup Cal Rally, who sat out the start on a chilly night, became the hero with a ninth inning single that scored the game winner after striking. Out earlier, as a pinch hitter, Luis Castillo set the tone with six scoreless innings in his season debut, scattering just two hits, walking two, and fanning seven. He even notched his 1,500th career strikeout on Aaron Judge, limiting the Yankees big bats to almost nothing. Seattle grabbed a one-nothing lead in the second on Randy Orzerina single and Cole Young's broken bad knock. The bullpen faltered in the seventh, coughing up a tying sack fly, with the Mariners stay composed heading to extras. Fans gave Castillo a standing ovation as he left the mound, and Raleigh's redemption swing sparked wild cheers. It's the fourth straight quality start for Mariners' pictures, who boasts a tiny 1.84 ERA over their first five games with 38 strikeouts.

1:02This early dominance has Seattle buzzing, proving they can grind out wins even when tested, keeping the momentum rolling strong. Team coverage, powered by AI, this is Seattle Mariners News Today. I'm Corey with the story.