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Mariners Bullpen Falters, Offense Stalls in Series Opener Loss to As

The Mariners suffered a tough 6-3 defeat to the Oakland As in Mondays series opener, with a worn-out bullpen and struggling offense playing significant roles. Key relievers were unavailable due to heavy usage, forcing manager Dan Wilson to rely on Matt Brash as closer. Emerson Hancock started the game, allowing three runs on seven hits over five innings.

Seattles offense took an early lead with Cal Raleighs solo homer, Julio Rodriguezs run-scoring double, and Dom Canzones leadoff blast. However, they failed to capitalize on opportunities, stranding seven runners and hitting just one for twelve with men in scoring position.

In the eighth, Casey Leguminas struggles led to three runs, including a sac fly and a two-run single, giving the As the lead they wouldnt relinquish. Hancock had allowed back-to-back homers earlier, chipping away at the advantage.

A late ninth-inning run from Leo Rivass double wasnt enough, as J.P. Crawford and Cal Raleigh came up short, sealing another missed opportunity for Seattles bats and arms.

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