Mariners' Firepower Fires Up in Loss

0:00A March 29th, Mariners fell to the Guardian's last night, but Brian Wu was straight fire for most of it. He went six innings, gave up just two runs, racked up nine strikeouts, and hit his 400th career strikeout milestone. Due dominated early, pounding the zone and forcing weak contact even when Cleveland swung aggressive. Meanwhile, Cole Wilcox impressed in his Mariners debut, and Randy Arozerina kept getting on base like clockwork. Wu greatly turned heads with a monster 411 foot homer, scorched at 108.9 miles per hour. That's power we saw. Glimpses of last year, now fully unleashed when he's healthy. Players stepped up big late. Cole Young smoked a 97.5 mile per hour fastball for a leadoff double in the ninth, scoring the tying. Run after laying off some nasty splitters. Julio Rodriguez muscled a game tying single to right center, using the whole field, smart no, over swinging, just clutch.

1:00Chase the lottery's homer looked fluky though, 96.6 up and away on a cold Seattle night, low expected odds. Still, the vibe in the dugout fired up, with JP Crawford coaching Young between innings and Josh Naylor pumping energy, screaming they come back. That fights what stands out heading into this young season. The pieces are clicking, the energy's real, and losses like this build the hunger for the. As a head, from your team, powered by AI, this is Seattle Mariners News today.