Raleigh's Game-Winning Hit Lifts Mariners Over Yankees

0:00On March 31st, Cal Rally just turned into Seattle's Clutch King again, delivering an RBI single and the ninth inning to score the winning run in a tight two-to-one victory over the New York Yankees. The Mariners finally handed the yanks their first loss of the season, getting above 500 for the first time this year. Rally had the day off after catching all four games in the opening series against Cleveland, where he struggled hard at the plate, going just two. For 15 with 10 strikeouts, he whiffed in the seventh as a pinch hitter, but bounced back two innings later, ripping a cutter fair down the line for the game winner. Pitching kept Seattle in it from the jump, with Luis Castillo, dealing six scoreless innings, just two hits, and his 1,500th career. Strikeout against Aaron Judge, reliever Matt Brash slammed the door in the ninth, stranding the go-ahead run at third to snag the win. Cole Young sparked things with three hits, including an RBI single for Seattle's first run, while Leo Revost set the table late.

1:00The Yankees tied it on an error and sack fly in the sixth, but the Mariners bullpen locked it down. This win shows Seattle's depth, shining through early struggles, setting up a strong homestan as they build momentum. That's your update from Seattle Mariners News today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.