Mariners' Late Loss to Nationals Highlights Struggles and Frustrations
TL;DR
The Seattle Mariners suffered a frustrating 7-4 loss in 11 innings against the Washington Nationals, leaving them feeling stagnant and acknowledging that they are not playing well. The defeat was compounded by missed opportunities with the bases loaded and runners in scoring position, as the Mariners stranded nine baserunners and went 0-for-10 with runners in scoring position. This loss adds to a string of winnable games slipping through their fingers, highlighting their struggles in tight, late-innings situations. The Mariners are determined to turn things around and improve their performance before the All-Star break.
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- Cal Raleigh after Mariners’ brutal loss to Nats: ‘We’re not a good baseball team right now’ The Seattle Times
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