Mariners Fall Short, Yankees Take Series

0:00Seattle Mariners dropped a tough five-to-three decision to the New York Yankees in their series finale at T-Mobile Park. Down by four in the bottom of the eighth, with bases loaded in two outs, Cal Raleigh ripped a two-run single of David Bednar's splitter to cut it to. Two, but Julio Rodriguez struck out swinging, killing the Raleigh. Yankees padded their lead in the ninth when Ben Rice crushed a lead-off homer off Cooper-Criswell, making it five-to-three. Mariners clawed back one more on Dominic Kanzone's RBI single, putting Cole Young at the plate as the tying run. Young battled 10 pitches, but flew out to Aaron Judge, sealing the loss. Fans were on their feet twice, roaring for that comeback magic, but Yankees pitching own the series, holding Seattle to just five runs total while, winning two of three. These teams both eyeing playoffs, so this early clash stung for the M's after their 16-innings scoreless drought. George Kirby start when sideways with a three-run bomb to Paul Goldschmidt in the sixth, plus three walks that scored.

1:03On the flip, Yankees' righty-cam Schlitler dominated, tossing 6.1 innings with seven strikeouts, no walks, and retiring the last 16. Mariners he faced. Mariners head to Anaheim, Friday night, with Brian Wu on the mound against the Angels Reed-Dedmers. Expect Wu to bounce back and spark some offense on the road. That's the story for today. Vancouver News Today, driven by AI.