Yankees Dominate Mariners, Tie Series

0:00It's April 1st, you're listening to Seattle Mariners News today, AI-powered coverage of your team. I'm Corey with the story. Yankees bounce back strong Tuesday night, shutting out the Mariners 5-0 at T-Mobile Park, tying the three-game series at one game a piece. After Monday's tough, one run lost. Max Fried owned the mound for the Bronx Bombers, tossing seven scoreless innings with just three hits, one walk, six strikeouts, and dominating like. The ace he is to start the season. Fried kept it locked down even in a tenth-seventh, stranding two runners to cap his night perfectly. Meanwhile, Logan Gilbert for Seattle struggled after a solid career mark, getting chased in the sixth, after giving up all five runs. Yankees jumped ahead early in the first with two runs on a Cody Belinger single, Ben Rice double, and Giancarlo Stanton flyball that dropped for his. 500th RBI in pinstripes. That set the tone against a Mariners squad that couldn't mount much offense. They ported on in the sixth, with Trent Grisham doubling, Belinger singling again, a throwing

1:03error by catcher Cal Raleigh, Stanton's double, and... Jazz Chisholm Jr's RBI hit making it 5-0. The bullpen with Brent Headric and Tim Hill slammed the door the rest of the way. Series finale goes Wednesday at 4-10pm Eastern, Camchlin Lervers' George Kirby should be a battle to grab that series' win and keep the momentum rolling.