EIGHT STRAIGHT WINS and T-Mobile Park is Absolutely ROCKING for Your Mariners!

Alright, 12s, you feeling that buzz? Because T-Mobile Park was absolutely electric last night as your Seattle Mariners went OFF! We're talking three dingers, an 8-3 beatdown of the New York Mets, and guess what? That's EIGHT straight victories, folks. EIGHT! This team is heating up faster than a summer day in the Emerald City, and it feels incredible to be four games over .500 at 33-29.

The Long Ball Lunacy Continues

The M's offense was just dialed in, smashing three home runs to take their total to 21 during this epic winning streak. Patrick Wisdom, man, talk about a moment! He got us on the board in the second inning with a two-run shot off Mets opener Huascar Brazobán. That was Wisdom’s first home run this season, and his first since September 21, 2024, when he was with the Chicago Cubs. Then, Jhonny Pereda, who only hit his first career homer on May 20, connected for a monster three-run drive against Jonah Tong in the fifth, making it 7-2. And then there's our guy, Julio Rodríguez! He lofted a sacrifice fly in the fourth to score Wisdom, but the real fireworks came in the sixth when Julio went deep himself. That was his 13th homer, tying him with Luke Raley for the team lead, and don't forget, Julio led the American League with 10 home runs back in May! This lineup is dangerous, even with Josh Naylor out with back spasms.

Stackin' Wins and Climbing

This isn't just a win, fam, it's a statement! Eight in a row for the first time since September last season. Our pitchers are doing their thing too. Logan Gilbert battled for 5 1/3 innings, giving up three runs and striking out eight. Yeah, rookie Carson Benge got him for a couple of homers, including his first career multi-homer game, but Gilbert held strong when it counted. We're now 33-29, the best we've been all season at four games over .500, and this momentum is exactly what we need early in the year. The vibe in T-Mobile Park is just different right now, the crowd of 28,329 strong knows something special is brewing. So, what's next? We go for NINE straight today! George Kirby (5-4, 3.77 ERA) is on the bump Wednesday afternoon opposite Mets righty Freddy Peralta (3-4, 3.55). Let's keep this train rolling, 12s! Get loud, get proud, and let's watch our M's make some more noise and push that record even higher!

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