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Josh Naylor’s Late Go-Ahead Double Helps Mariners Beat Cardinals 4-2
Josh Naylor's two-run double led a six-run sixth inning rally as the Mariners won their third straight game, improving to 76-68 and staying 1.5 games ahead in the wild-card race.
- In the series opener Monday, Seattle Mariners defeated St. Louis Cardinals 4-2, with Naylor’s double sparking a sixth-inning rally that led to the win.
- After Mikolas exited, the Mariners capitalized by loading the bases with no outs and scoring four runs against Gordon Graceffo, overturning a 2-0 deficit in the sixth inning.
- Bryan Woo kept Seattle in the game by delivering a quality start with six innings, two runs allowed, and nine strikeouts, while Matt Brash and Eduard Bazardo pitched perfect innings before Andrés Muñoz secured his 33rd save.
- The victory extended Seattle Mariners’ streak to three games and improved the club to 76-68, moving them within two games of idle Houston and 1.5 games ahead of Texas Rangers for the AL’s final wild-card spot.
- Up next, the Cardinals will look to rebound as Seattle’s 17-6 stretch since the All-Star break continues its homestand.
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Four-run outburst lifts Mariners over Cardinals
Josh Naylor's two-run double highlighted a sixth-inning rally as the Seattle Mariners defeated the visiting St. Louis Cardinals 4-2 Monday night in the opener of a three-game interleague series.
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The Seattle TimesMariners topple Cardinals behind Josh Naylor, Bryan Woo
SEATTLE – After blasting a combined 10 home runs and scoring 28 runs in their previous two games, it would have been impossible for the Mariners to replicate that sort of production on Monday night.
·Spokane, United States
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MLB News: Cardinals closer Riley O'Brien returns home to face Mariners
Riley O’Brien realized a dream in 2022 when he made one appearance for his hometown Seattle Mariners. He returned to the city this week as a major league closer. O’Brien didn’t get a chance to pitch Monday as his St. Louis Cardinals lost 4-2 to Seattle, but he might get an opportunity Tuesday night when […]
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