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Mariners roster move... Andrés Muñoz has been placed on the 15-day IL with right knee inflammation, ending his season. Troy Taylor has been recalled from Triple-A Tacoma in a corresponding move.
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Bryan Woo on the Mariners being eliminated: "It's disappointment. It's anger. It's sadness. It's honestly a little bit of embarrassment ... But like I said, the only thing that you can do -- and the best thing you can do -- is let that thing sit and get better from it."
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The reality seemed inevitable for weeks, if not months. Today merely marked the final blow to the Mariners’ 2026 season -- which will go down among its most disappointing ever. "We definitely didn't deserve to make the playoffs." mlb.com/news/mariners-elimin…
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Now that the Mariners have been eliminated, questions about the possibility of leadership changes shift to the forefront. Chief among them is the status of Dan Wilson -- which he addressed for the first time publicly. mlb.com/news/dan-wilson-like…
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Dan Wilson on his future: "Obviously, tons of speculation, all that kind of stuff. And again, just trying to get through these next four days and push hard, finish up as strongly as we can and find some positives here at the end. Then, we take things as they come."
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Official: The Mariners have been eliminated from AL West contention, following the Rangers' win over the Mets just now.
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Josh Naylor, keeping the season alive. This comes after a bases-loaded walk from Julio Rodríguez that tied the game. And remarkably, the Mariners will live to see another day.
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The Mariners fall behind -- 5-4 here in the 10th inning -- after Cooper Criswell surrenders a one-out triple to Yainier Diaz, which scored automatic runner Yordan Alvarez. Taylor Ward laid out for it, but it slices by him and to the wall.
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The Mariners and Astros are going to extras here in Seattle, tied at 4-4. Taylor Ward was picked off for the second out when attempting to take second base, but it comes with Michael Arroyo in a full count in an eventual walk. Then, J.P. Crawford grounded out.
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Oof... Josh Naylor gets a great jump and reaches in plenty of time for what would’ve been his 30th stolen base. But his hand overshoots the bag at the same time that his foot comes off as well, and it turns into the first out here in the 6th inning.
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Dominic Canzone, doing it again. He’s driven in three of the Mariners’ four runs tonight, this one coming after a single from Randy Arozarena followed by his 25th stolen base of the season.
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Not the best angle, and obviously not sure what it was about... But it looked like Julio Rodríguez and Jose Altuve exchanged some animated words during the Astros' pitching change after his double in the 3rd inning.
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Julio Rodríguez, adding on. It’s a 103.9 mph double that makes trims the Mariners’ deficit to one run and knocks out Houston starter Ethan Pecko.
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Dominic Canzone, striking back. With the bases loaded, he yanks a 112.0 mph double off the right-field wall that puts the Mariners on the board here in the 3rd inning.
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Make that a 4-0 deficit for the Mariners here in the 3rd inning, as George Kirby surrenders a two-run, two-out homer to Yainier Diaz into the visiting bullpen. It's an offspeed (classified as a splitter) low-and-in and in an 0-1 count, but one that he gets out in front to pull.
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And after a double from Yordan Alvarez with the infield in and 329-foot sac fly from Isaac Paredes, George Kirby and the Mariners fall behind, 2-0, here in the 3rd inning.
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George Kirby falls into a 3-1 count to Jose Altuve and surrenders a down-the-line base hit that nicks third-base umpire Ryan Blakney. That probably prevents a double, but after a leadoff walk to Lucas Spence, it puts Houston on the board with a 1-0 lead here in the 3rd inning.
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Logan Gilbert intends to make one more start, even if after elimination. Yet his reflection process to this season has admittedly already begun. “Everybody a little bit is thinking, ‘What happened this season? Why haven't we played up to our standard?’” mlb.com/news/logan-gilbert-r…
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Logan Gilbert intends to make his final scheduled start -- in Sunday's regular-season finale -- even if it's inconsequential. "There are fans showing up that pay hard-earned money to watch us play, regardless of the situation. So I owe it to them, the organization, everybody."
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