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Mariners' Pitching Pays, But Offense Falters

Mariners' Pitching Pays, But Offense Falters

Published 3 weeks, 6 days ago
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The Mariners ditched their experimental six-man rotation for a traditional start, giving Logan Gilbert the full game—and it worked, with seven strong innings, seven strikeouts, and zero walks. But despite his brilliance, the offense couldn’t deliver, exposing the team’s biggest flaw: they keep needing near-perfect pitching just to stay in games. Gilbert’s gritty finish couldn’t overcome the lack of run support, and while the piggyback plan might return, this game proves the Mariners’ real issue is offense—not rotation strategy.

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