Mariners' Naylor Homer Sparks 3-2 Win Over Cardinals

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where baseball meets AI. Mariners snag a 3-2 win over the Cardinals at Bush Stadium, all thanks to Josh Nailer's monster Homer in the 6-inning, that 418-foot blast to right center, clocked in at 107 miles per hour, flipping the score and sealing the deal for Seattle. Nailer states scorching hot after his walkoff hit two nights earlier in Seattle. He went one for three with a walk, and earlier in the fourth, he fought through a foul ball off his foot, drew a free pass, stole second, and scored. On Dominic Handzone's single, Seattle jumped ahead first in the second, when Randy Ares Arena hustled a double and circled home on Cole Young's 2-0 knockup the middle. That early sparks set the tone against St. Louis. George Kirby kept it steady on the mound, going six plus innings with just two runs on five hits and one walk. He struck out two while staying efficient, then the bullpen locked it down after a lead

1:00off hit in the 7th. This victory snaps an 8-game road skit for the Mariners, marking only their second away win this season. Timely bats and sharp arms, turned the tide just when they needed it most.