White Sox Take Early Lead to Defeat Seattle

The White Sox would get off to an early lead as they would score three runs in the first inning. In the third inning both runs scored would come off of a tow-run homer by Chicago first baseman Jim Gallagher. The Sox would score again in the fourth and sixth innings as the Mariners would continue to be silenced at the plate. Read more

Mariners 9th inning score seals win against Rangers

The Seattle Mariners starter David Pauley allowed six runs on 11 hits and a walk in just four innings of work against the Texas Rangers. The Rangers sent Rich Harden to the mound and he lasted 4.2 innings allowing four runs on eight hits.

The Rangers 2-3-4 hitters continued to have an impressive spring with Michael Young, Josh Hamilton and Vladamir Guerrero going 7-15 today. Guerrero is now hitting .333 this spring and both Hamilton and Young are hitting over .400. Milton Bradley has continued to show the Mariners fans why he has been named the cleanup hitter for the team going 3-for-3 on the day with a run scored.

Strong bullpen leads to Mariners win over A’s

Seattle Mariners sent Jason Vargas to the mound to start against the Oakland Athletics and Vargas lasted five innings allowing two runs on four hits and four walks.  The Mariners bullpen would be the story the rest of the way allowing just three hits and one walk over the next four shutout innings. A’s starter Gio Gonzalez was strong allowing only one run on three hits while walking three in his 6.1 innings.

A’s center fielder and leadoff man Coco Crisp went 2-for-4 on the day raising his average to .414. Crisp made his hits count too with a double and homer. Seattle scored it’s first run on a wild pitch and then would score their other two on solo homers by Franklin Gutierrez and Josh Bard.

Cubs down Mariners 1-0

The Chicago Cubs starter Ryan Dempster looked like the number two starter he will be this year on the mound today, then again the Seattle Mariners lineup this year could do that to a lot of pitchers.  The Mariners managed only four hits and two walks on the day while striking out ten times. The Mariners starter Ryan Rowland-Smith pitched well enough to win lasting seven innings allowing one run on five hits while striking out four.

Mariners first baseman Casey Kotchman doubled and had a single going 2-for-3 on the day. The lone run in the game came off a sacrafice fly by Kosuke Fukudome.

Dodgers Hold Off Seattle

The Los Angeles Dodgers faced the Seattle Mariners at their spring home today as spring training begins winding down. The Dodgers scored first in the second inning with two runs crossing the plate. In the third inning of play, outfielder Andre Ethier would hit a solo homer to extend the Dodger lead to three. Read more

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