Mariners' Raleigh Walks Off Yankees

On March 31st, Cal Raleigh delivered the clutch moment Seattle needed, ripping a walk-off

RBI single down the right-field line to give the Mariners a 2-1 win over the New York

Yankees on Monday night.

The game stayed tight from the jump, with Seattle grabbing a 1-0 lead on Cole Young's broken

bat single of Yankees' starter Ryan Weathers, who, when four and a third innings, allowing

just that one run.

Weathers Ace Luis Castillo dominated with six scoreless innings and notched his 1,500th

career strikeout.

New York tied it in the top of the 7th on a sacrifice fly from pinch hitter Ahmed Razario

off Seattle reliever Edawar Bizarreau.

But the Mariners, Bullpen locked it down from there, with Matt Brash picking up the win.

Raleigh wasn't even starting after a slow start to the season, going 2 for 15 with 10 strikeouts

and he whiffed as a pinch hitter earlier.

The bounce back big in the 9th after Leo Rivas and Brendan Donovan got on base.

This marks Seattle's first walk-off victory of the year, while the Yankees dropped their

first game after sweeping San Francisco.

Looking ahead, Tuesday pits.

Mariners writing, Logan Gilbert against Yankees left him axe-free'd in what should be

another pitcher's duel to kick off this.

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