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Anderson Tosses 7 Shutout Innings, Mariners Beat Rockies 2-1 to Avoid Elimination
Anderson allowed 3 hits and struck out 7 as Seattle kept its postseason hopes alive with a one-run win.
- On Sunday, rookie Kade Anderson threw seven scoreless innings, allowing just three hits to lead the Seattle Mariners to a 2-1 victory over the Colorado Rockies in Denver, keeping Seattle's postseason hopes alive.
- Bouncing back from his worst outing, Anderson struck out a career-high seven batters while issuing zero walks, utilizing 84 total pitches with 61 strikes to navigate the Rockies' lineup.
- Dominic Canzone drove in both Mariners runs, first with an RBI single in the fourth that scored Randy Arozarena, followed by a sixth-inning double that brought home J.P. Crawford.
- Closer Andres Munoz exited in the ninth with an apparent knee injury after surrendering a solo home run to Hunter Goodman, allowing Eduardo Bazardo to earn his first save.
- With the victory, Seattle gained a game on the Texas Rangers in the AL West, while Colorado moved one loss closer to its fourth consecutive 100-loss season; the Mariners open their final homestand against the Astros on Tuesday.
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Rookie Kade Anderson fires 7 scoreless as Mariners edge Rockies
·London, United Kingdom
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The Seattle TimesKade Anderson delivers best start of career as Mariners stave off elimination
DENVER — Kade Anderson delivered the best outing of his young career and helped the Mariners stave off postseason elimination for another day.
·Spokane, United States
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BVM Sports USAnderson goes 7 scoreless innings at Coors in best start of career
DENVER -- Kade Anderson ensured that the Mariners will live to see another day. But his career-best outing in Sunday’s 2-1 win over the Rockies fed much more into what the Mariners are dreaming of in the long term -- for 2027 and beyond.
·New York, United States
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