Mariners Lose Heartbreaker in Extra Innings

0:00It's March 29th, from the locker room to your ears. This is Seattle Mariners News, today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Mariners fans were riding high after Julio Rodriguez's clutch single, tied the game at five in the bottom of the 9th against the Guardians. But that joy flipped quick in the top of the 10th, at T-Mobile Park, where a crowd of 43,283 watched Seattle. Drop a tough 6-5 decision in extra innings. The collapse started with Stephen Kwan's perfect bun, that third baseman Brandon Donovan botched, letting the go-ahead run score from second. Then chased the louder crushed a two-run homer, off Andrés Munoz, putting Cleveland up by three. Brian Wu was sharp early, dominating five innings with just two base runners and seven strikeouts, but he ran into trouble in the sixth, walking the lead-off guy in, giving up a double in single, that tied it. Fans went from dancing in the chilly night air, to heading home disappointed after another blown lead. Seattle grabbed one nothing and two nothing edges early on, Victor Robles is double in

1:03a wild pitch, but the bull pin faltered later. Luke Rayleigh smashed a two-run homer in the late innings, his third and three games, but Connor Broadden shut the door with two strikeouts. This lost things for the Mariners, wasting Wu's quality start and highlighting those late game defensive slips, but they'll shake it off and gear up. For the next one.