Yankees 6–3 already ran. Orioles 10–2 already ran. Red Sox 2–0 already ran. This is Saturday’s unused Seattle box.
Associated Press, Saturday 10:03 p.m. / CBS: Seattle 8, Los Angeles 4 at T-Mobile Park. Taylor Ward a pinch-hit two-run single in the seventh, scoring Cole Young and Michael Arroyo off Mitch Farris (1–4). J.P. Crawford hit Farris’s next pitch for a two-run homer to right, his 14th, 8–4. Kade Anderson threw 3⅓ scoreless innings and left in the fourth after taking a 104-mph line drive off the left arm from Christian Moore. The Mariners: left forearm bruise. Carlos Vargas (3–0) the win. Gabe Speier a scoreless ninth. Angels 62–99. Mariners 75–86. Box: Los Angeles 4 runs, 7 hits, 1 error; Seattle 8 runs, 12 hits, 2 errors.
The Angels had tied it with four in the sixth: Bryce Teodosio a two-run single; Tyler Heineman a sacrifice bunt scored Wade Meckler; Jose Siri a groundout scored Teodosio. Ninth: Josh Naylor walked and stole second — AP: the first first baseman since George Sisler in 1920–1922 with consecutive 30-steal seasons. Saturday evening already filed the Bronx nightcap. Sunday’s listed finale is Logan Gilbert against Yusei Kikuchi. We will not invent that score.
What this means for you
If you needed last night’s unused 6–3, it still stands. If you needed this morning’s unused sports, it is 8–4, Ward, Crawford 14. Not a sweep. Not Sunday.
Bottom line: Mariners 8–4. Ward, then Crawford. Not 6–3. Not Sunday.
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