Mariners Lose, Pitchers Call Own Pitches

0:00Welcome to Seattle Mariners News. Today, two minutes of updates that matter to Seattle Mariners fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Seattle Mariners dropped the close one-to-two loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks in a walk-off finish yesterday. Starter Brian Wu looked sharp over four innings, allowing just three hits, no walks, and four strikeouts. Today, they host the Kansas City Royals at 1.10pm with right-hander Cooper Chriswell on the mound. Meanwhile in Mariners' camp, pictures like George Kirby and Logan Gilbert are now calling some of their own pitches while Ketcher Cal Raleigh is away. Our analysts are buzzing about right-hander Kate Anderson's fastball movement and a new breakdown. Top infield prospect, Michael Aroyo, is also turning heads, leading Columbia and runs and steals at the World Baseball Classic. The WBC delivered thrills last night with Team USA topping Mexico, 5-3, and a star-packed showdown. Korea punched their ticket to the second round for the first time in 17 years after beating

1:03Australia 7-2, while Columbia edged Panama. Four to three for their first win. Dominican Republic crushed Israel 10-1 behind Fernando Tati's Jr.'s Grand Slam, eliminating them. Puerto Rico beat Cuba, 4-1, to clinch a quarter-final spot at home, and undefeated Venezuela shed out Nicaragua, 4-0. Around the majors, Jesus Luzardo inked a 5-year deal worth $135 million with the Philadelphia Phillies. Tough news for Atlanta as Joey Wentz tore his right knee, ACL, and will miss all of 20-26, while Colorado's RJ Pati faces more tests on A, UCL's brain. Thanks to our sponsor for supporting today's coverage, your favorite podcasts, music, or sleep sounds coming from your pillow, no earbuds, no distractions, just listen and relax. S-O-L-I, solipillo.com.