Boston Takes a Loss to Our M's 3-1, And That's All That Matters Tonight
Alright, Seattle, listen up! While some other teams were out there playing baseball, our Mariners were doing what they do best: grinding out a win! Forget the noise, forget anything else on the diamond, because the only score that truly matters right now is our M's taking down the Boston Red Sox 3-1 in a phenomenal battle at home. That's a W, baby, and it feels GOOD to see our boys get it done!
Elsewhere, Other Teams Were, You Know, Also Playing
So, yeah, there was another game happening. If you happened to catch any of it, or glance at a box score that wasn't ours, you might've seen the Los Angeles Angels somehow pull off a 9-7 win against the Athletics on Sunday. I mean, good for them, I guess? Zach Neto hit a two-run shot in the ninth inning that gave LA their first lead, which is... a thing that happened. Before that, Denzer Guzman launched a three-run home run in the eighth off Hogan Harris, tying the score at 7-7. Apparently, it was Guzman's second homer in as many days. Donovan Walton also homered and brought in three RBIs, while Nolan Schanuel and Jose Siri each tallied two hits for the Angels. They even took the series after getting shut out on Saturday, which, again, is a thing that definitely happened in baseball.
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More Baseball That Isn't Ours
On the A's side of that game, Nick Kurtz mashed his 19th home run. That puts him at 55 career homers, which ties him with some old-timer named Bob Johnson (from way back in 1933-34) for the most in franchise history through a player's first two seasons. Zac Gelof also had himself a day, snagging a single and a double to stretch his hitting streak to a ridiculous 24 games. That streak is tied for the second-longest in their franchise history since 1961. Five different players drove in runs for the A's, who actually took three of four games from LA. Joey Meneses, fresh up from the minors, even got an RBI single in his Athletics debut. Chase Silseth picked up the win for the Angels, going a scoreless eighth with two strikeouts, and Sam Bachman nailed down his first save of the season with a 1-2-3 ninth. Angels starter Reid Detmers struggled, giving up five runs and walking four in six innings, while A's starter Jack Perkins fanned eight in five innings but allowed four runs. The Angels are set to face the Orioles next with Sam Aldegheri on the mound, and the Athletics have Aaron Civale pitching against the Giants.
But honestly, who cares about any of that? Our Mariners beat Boston 3-1! That's the real story, that's the energy we're riding. We're looking forward to the next time our boys take the field, because every pitch, every out, every run counts for us. Let's keep that momentum going, Seattle!
This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed by Seattle On Tap editorial staff. Always verify information with official team sources.