Indians down Mariners

The Cleveland Indians have been getting a lot of production out of the 1st base position this spring and that continued today with Wes Hodges who went 2-for-3 with four runs batted in. Hodges hits were also timely with  a 2-run double in the 5th to tie the game and two more in the 6th to open the gap up. Second baseman Luis Valbuena scored two runs with his 3-for-3 day at the plate. Mariners center fielder Franklin Gutierrez went 2-for-2 on the day with two batted in.

Indians starter Aaron Laffey allowed only one hit with no walks in his two innings of scoreless work. Justin Masterson, who came over from the Red Sox in the Victor Martinez trade allowed three hits and two runs while striking out three in his 1.1 innings. Seattle’s lefty starter Jason Vargas made his second appearance of the spring and looked solid going 3.2 innings of scoreless ball allowing only two hits.

Seattle Edges White Sox

The Seattle Mariners would face the Chicago White Sox in Glendale as the two teams would battle it out in a close game. Chicago would score first before the Mariners would tie the game up in the fourth inning. The game would go back and forth as the White Sox would regain the lead in the fifth and the Mariners would take the lead in the top of the sixth. Read more

Brewers jumps out early on Mariners split squad

The Milwaukee Brewers would face the Seattle Mariners’ split squad in Maryvale as they would get off to an early lead in the bottom of the first inning. Seattle pitcher Doug Fister would give up three runs as he started the game. Brewers’ pitcher Manny Parra would pitch three scoreless innings as he silenced the Seattle bats. Read more

Seattle’s Sweeney Seals the Win

The Seattle Mariners have been battling back and forth with the San Diego Padres for the last few spring training games as the two went head-to-head again today. Seattle would score first in the second inning as the Padres would gain the lead in the bottom of the second inning. As the game progressed, the Mariners would begin to chip away at the Padres pitching. Read more

The Friars Return the Favor

After being beat by the Mariners in their Thursday game, the San Diego Padres would strike back with a vengeance as they defeated the Seattle Mariners in Peoria. The Mariners would start with the lead in the second inning by scoring the first run. Going into the third, with the score one to nothing, the Padres’ bats answered with eight runs of their own. Read more

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