Logan Gilbert Pitches 6 Strong Innings as Mariners Stop 6-Game Skid with 1-0 Win over Yankees
Weston Wilson’s solo homer and three relievers backed Logan Gilbert, who struck out seven and held New York to four hits.
- On Thursday, the Seattle Mariners ended a six-game skid with a 1-0 victory over the New York Yankees at Yankee Stadium, avoiding a series sweep behind pitcher Logan Gilbert's dominant performance.
- Mariners third baseman Weston Wilson homered in the second inning off Yankees starter Max Fried, providing the game's only run after Fried allowed five hits over five innings in his first decision since returning from injury.
- Gilbert delivered six scoreless innings, striking out seven and walking one, while catcher Jhonny Pereda successfully challenged two pitches originally called balls by plate umpire Rob Drake to retire Trent Grisham and Spencer Jones.
- Seattle's bullpen secured the shutout when Eduard Bazardo stranded two in the seventh, Jose A. Ferrer pitched a scoreless eighth, and Andres Munoz struck out two for his 21st save.
- The Yankees travel to Toronto on Friday to open a series against the Blue Jays, while the Mariners, now 57-65, trail the West-leading Astros by 6.5 games heading to Houston.
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Max Fried does his job, but Yankees totally baffled by Mariners' arms in shutout loss
Logan Gilbert pitched six innings and combined with three relievers on a four-hitter as the Mariners ended a six-game skid with a 1-0 victory over the Yankees on Thursday.
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