Mariners Fall Short in Series Finale vs Yankees

0:00It's April 1st, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Seattle Mariners News Today. AI-powered updates on your squad. Mariners dropped a tough 5-3 decision to the Yankees in their series finale at T-Mobile Park, falling short on a late rally that had the crowd buzzing. Base is loaded, two outs in the bottom of the 8th. Cal Raleigh crushed an 89-mile per hour splitter from closer David Bednar, plating two. Runs to cut the deficit to two, and spark hopes of a comeback. Fans were on their feet again in the 9th, with Dominic Hanzone driving in another run to make it 5-3, but Cole Young battled 10 pitches. Before flying out to Aaron Judge, sealing the loss after Julio Rodriguez whiffed in the 8th. Yankees pitching owned the series, holding Seattle to just five runs total, while snagging two out of three against the playoff contender, Cam Schlitler. Dazzled with 6.1 innings, two runs, no walks, and seven strikeouts. George Kirby cruised early, but got tagged for a backbreaking 3 run homer by Paul Goldschmidt

1:02in the 6th, wasting his quality start as New York. Build momentum heading into the season.