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What could the New York Yankees and Seattle Mariners do for an encore? are scheduled to return to the game on Wednesday afternoon after a brief rest in Seattle. on the west coast.
"Baseball is not a boring game. The electricity in our ballpark...the fans have been great," said Mariners manager Scott Serves, who isn't usually given an exaggeration. It was the best major league game I've ever seen."
Servais was asked if it resembled the atmosphere of the playoffs. ''I don't know. sports. "But I think it's like this and maybe a little bit better.
"Our fan base is hungry for this kind of baseball. Yes it's fun to watch, it can be frustrating to watch and as a fan I understand what it means to be hanging over the edge of the seat on every pitch...that's baseball and Our team embodies that.”
From starters Gerrit Cole and Luis Castillo to the bullpen, some great pitching.
Cole, who allowed six runs in the first inning of last week's loss to the Mariners in New York, went scoreless seven innings on Tuesday, allowing his four hits. He walked no hitters and struck out eight.
Castillo, bought from Cincinnati before the trade deadline for three of the Mariners' top five prospects, made his debut home, lasting eight innings. I gave up 3 hits. He hit his two steps, seven.
Four Mariners relief pitchers combined went five innings without a hit.
He was 10-0 for both teams, with runners in scoring position through the 12th inning.
"Obviously, both sides pitched very well. Both sides defended really, really well," Yankees manager Aaron Boone said. "It's a poor way to end the night, especially when you've done a lot of things well on the pitching and defensive front, but you have to find a way." Yankees lefty Nestor Cortez (9-3, 2.57 ERA) and Mariners' Robbie Ray (8-8, 3.96 ERA) will try to maintain this pitching trend Wednesday.
Cortez has appeared in two career games (one start) against Seattle and is 0-0 with a 4.05 ERA. Ray said he went 1-3 with a 4.50 ERA and he appeared in five games (all starts) against New York.
Both teams moved rosters on Tuesday, with more expected on Wednesday. New York is out 10 days out of injury after Matt his carpenter broke his left leg in Monday's game against Seattle and recalled Miguel his Andujar from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes his Valle. I put it on the list. The Mariners recalled Brendan Bernardino from Triple-A Tacoma and placed Ryan Bolucchi, the same lefty who injured his forearm, on his IL.
The Mariners are expected to revitalize infielder/outfielder Dylan Moore (back) and reliever Diego Castillo (shoulder) before Wednesday's series finale, but the Rookie All-Star 's Julio Rodriguez (wrist) is likely to be out until Friday., at least.
– Field Level Media
