Dominic Canzone's 2-Run Homer in the 8th Lifts the Mariners over the Dodgers 7-6
Canzone’s second homer of the night gave Seattle the lead, and the Mariners hit four home runs in a 7-6 comeback win.
- On Tuesday, the Seattle Mariners secured a 7-6 comeback victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium, with outfielder Dom Canzone delivering two decisive home runs.
- Coming off a demoralizing three-of-four series loss to the Texas Rangers, the Mariners entered needing offensive production against the National League West-leading Dodgers.
- Canzone's first home run traveled 433 feet in the sixth inning off starter Justin Wrobleski; his second went 414 feet off reliever Alex Vesia in the eighth, scoring Julio Rodríguez.
- Cal Raleigh, catcher; Julio Rodríguez, outfielder; and Rob Refsnyder, outfielder, also homered for Seattle, while closer Andrés Muñoz earned his 19th save with a game-ending groundout.
- The Mariners face the Dodgers again on Wednesday with pitcher Emerson Hancock starting against Eric Lauer, as Seattle considers roster moves before the August 3rd MLB Trade Deadline.
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