US EditionCole Young Walks It Off and Mariners Top Astros in 11 Innings
KING COUNTY, WASHINGTON, JUL 20 – Rookie Cole Young's walkoff single capped a dramatic 7-6 win with 31,700 fans at T-Mobile Park, clinching the series as Mariners capitalized on Astros bullpen struggles.
- The Seattle Mariners defeated the Houston Astros 7-6 in an 11-inning game at T-Mobile Park on Saturday night, clinching the series.
- The game grew intense after Mariners reliever Carlos Vargas hit consecutive Astros batters, including Brice Matthews, sparking anger from Astros’ Mauricio Dubon.
- Seattle led 4-1 early but the Astros battled back, tying the game in a difficult sixth inning before the Mariners forced extra innings with key RBIs.
- Rookie Cole Young, just shy of 22, delivered a game-winning walk-off single off Hector Neris in the bottom of the 11th to score Dominic Canzone.
- The Mariners now trail the Astros by three games in the AL West, as Houston holds the league’s third-best record at 56-42 amid trade deadline rumors.
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Mariners deliver in 11th to outlast Astros
Rookie Cole Young singled home the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting Houston Astros 7-6 on Saturday night.
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