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Mariners steamroll Athletics 19-1, Seattle's largest-ever margin of victory
Seattle had 23 hits and five home runs, and Bryan Woo allowed one unearned run over six innings as the Mariners set a franchise victory margin record.
- On Saturday night in West Sacramento, Calif., the Seattle Mariners set a franchise record for largest victory margin, routing the Athletics 19-1 while recording season bests for runs and hits.
- Seattle's offense produced 23 hits, the team's highest total since 2004, with Randy Arozarena, Cole Young, Dominic Canzone, J.P. Crawford, and rookie Michael Arroyo each contributing home runs.
- Right-Hander Bryan Woo continued his mastery against the Athletics, allowing one unearned run and three hits over six innings while striking out five. Woo improved to 9-1 in 12 career starts against the club.
- Athletics left-hander Gage Jump allowed five runs in two innings before exiting with left shoulder soreness. All-Star Shea Langeliers returned from the 10-day injured list, recording an RBI.
- Mariners right-hander Bryce Miller faces Athletics left-hander Jacob Lopez on Sunday as the series continues. The Athletics, having lost for just the third time in 10 games, seek to rebound.
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MLB roundup: Mariners clobber A’s by franchise-record 18 runs - Regional Media News
By Field Level Media Sep 13 (Field Level Media) - The Seattle Mariners set a franchise record for largest victory margin as well as season bests for runs and hits in a 19-1 rout of the Athletics on Saturday night in West Sacramento, Calif. Cole [...]
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