Luis Castillo dominated the powerful cannons of Texas Rangers And Seattle Mariners They had a close victory.
This Thursday, April 15, the sailors sailed with the current and returned to command the Western Division. American League. They beat the defending champions MLB. Seattle hasn't won a series at Globe Life Field since sweeping Texas in four games from July 14-17, 2022.
Dominican Luis Castillo He pitched six complete innings Seattle Mariners, allowing four hits (2 HR) and two runs (both earned). In addition to issuing a pair of walks and fanning six opposing batters. Although it wasn't his best trip, he escaped unscathed at different times during the crash. He threw more than 100 pitches and capped his performance with a 97 mph fastball to shut out Evan Carter in the sixth inning.
The Seattle Mariners took command from the start of the game
Mariners lead 2×0 from the first innings. Dominican Julio Rodriguez After JP Crawford went on the injured list, he returned as the lead man in the lineup. J-Rod He opened the game with a single to center and tied France for his first home run (to right field).
The locals responded in the bottom of the first inning with a solo home run by Nathaniel Lowe, who sent the ball into the bullpen where his teammates were sitting. Two innings later, another undrafted home run tied the score. This time Josh Smith lost the ball into the right-hand jungle.
The game was tied at two runs Seattle Mariners He scored two more in the fifth. Dylan Moore opened the inning with a double and Mexican Luis Urias hit a two-run homer to left field. Urias was unable to play in action in this series as the ball hit his hand last Sunday.
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Ryne Stanek pitched into the seventh inning Seattle Mariners instead of Luis Castillo. The right-handed reliever sustained a pair of singles in the inning, including an RBI single to center field from Marcus Siemian. Mariners shortstop Dylan Moore committed one of the team's two errors in the game.
This is how the game ended in favor of 4×3 Seattle Mariners They now have a 13-12 record and a half-game lead Texas Rangers (13-13). Castillo (2-4; 4.15) won the game and left-hander Andrew Heaney (0-3; 6.26) took the loss. Andres Munoz (1-3; 2.89) picked up his third save of the campaign.
By Seattle Mariners J-Rod (4-2), Francis (4-1, HR, 2 IC) and Urias (3-1, HR, 2 IC) were the top hitters. Semien (4-2, CI), Smith (4-2, HR, CI) and Lowe (4-1, HR, CI) were the best offensive players for the losers.
