Mariners' Refsnyder Homer Secures Series Win

0:00It's April 26th, welcome to MLB News today, powered by AI and Ready for First Pitch. In a wild 9th inning twist, Seattle Mariners pinch hit a Rob Restnider dodge day called Third Strike thanks to an automated ball strike challenge. Then crushed a 412-foot solo homer at 106.6 miles per hour to left field, giving the Mariners a 3-2 lead. They wouldn't relinquish over the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday at Bush Stadium. Emerson Hancock stepped up big for a worn-out ball pin, tossing six solid innings where he gave up seven hits and two solo homers, but stranded runners. Every frame to keep Seattle close at just two runs down. Cal Raleigh sparked the comeback early with his own solo shot to tie things up, and later in the seventh, Connor Joe and Cole Young delivered. Back to back, two out-knocks to nodded at two apiece, showing that clutch hitting the Mariners have leaned on all series. The ball pin locked it down from there, with Gabe Spire and Edaward Bizarreau, combining

1:02for three scoreless frames to protect that slim edge and hand. Seattle The Victory, dominant pitching and timely bats carried the day, letting the Mariners roll out of St. Louis with a series win in their pocket.