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Carlos Santana hit a two-run homer with one out in the seventh inning, and the Seattle Mariners smashed Aaron Judge's major-league-leading 45th home run this season to beat the New York Yankees to a four-game lead Wednesday afternoon. Broke by 3.
Sam Haggerty also hit a home run for Seattle, while Kyle Higashioka went deep for the Yankees, his seventh loss in the last eight games.
The team quickly turned around after the Mariners beat him 1–0 in his 13th inning in a game that ended at 11:18 p.m. Tuesday night. on the west coast.
New York's Nestor Cortez and Seattle's Robbie Ray finished in a scoreless draw in his fifth inning.
Haggerty smashed Cortez's no-hitter by soloing his shot off his pole for a left field foul in the bottom of the sixth inning.
In his seventh game, the Yankees faced Ray, the reigning American his league's Rhinoceros Young Award winner.
With one out, Isaiah his Kyner his Falefa walked on his 3-2 pitch and No. 9 hitter Higashioka also went deep into left center field on his full count, after a season-high. Wrapped up Ray's afternoon. 115 balls. The judges then homered Penn his Murphy (3-0) to give the Yankees his 3-1 lead.
Cortez picked up the momentum in the seventh inning as Thailand France hit a single to right field, advanced to second on a pass ball by Higashioka, and scored on Mitch Haniger's line-drive single to left. lost. Albert Abreu (2-2) replaced Cortes and Eugenio beat his Suárez before Santana hit his 1-1 pitch into the right front row seat to give the Mariners his 4-3 lead. gave
Diego Castillo hit his No. 8 perfect for the Mariners and Paul Sewald did the same with his No. 9 to record his 15th save.
Cortez said he pitched over six innings, allowing three runs on three hits. He robbed him of his ten with his one stride.
Ray said he pitched 6 1/3 innings, giving up 2 runs on 3 hits, walking 5 and striking out 7.
– Field Level Media
