Uh-Oh! The Mariners are playing a team in their own division tonight!!
timc67
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The Mariners are coming off a sweep of the Red Sox and are playing well....until now, because they play Anaheim tonight. The M's are horrible playing against their west rivals. They are 23-15 against Eastern teams but have lost something like 20 straight games against the West (A's, Angels, and Rangers). Its a mystery really as to why they can't win against these teams. Any thoughts Axtell?
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They've lost 14 straight to the A's, and 20 or 21 over all to AL West rivals...they are at home, where they've been playing especially well.
I hope they can build on winning 5/6 from the yankees and red sox. Chris Snelling has been crushing the ball since he came off the DL, Ibanez went over 100 RBI as of last night, and Beltre has been on a tear for several months.
Lopez and Bettencourt make a solid combo up the middle - and both are young with tons of talent.
Snelling went 0-4 tonight, but he's still showing plenty of promise.
Don't know why I didn't pick up on that last night, but that seems to be an incredibly low number of balls.
Snelling had a great night (again) 2 - 5 with 2 jacks, Beltre had another great night, and Ibanez drove in 2 more runs.
On a very serious note, M's reliver Rafael Soriano took a bullet off the bat of Vlad Guerrero...he crushed the ball and Soriano had no time to avoid it, took it right off the side of his face. He went off on a stretcher...please keep him in your thoughts.
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Mariners aren't sure if he'll pitch again this season, though I wouldn't be in a rush to put him back out there, I'd think they'd want to make sure he doesn't spend all offseason worrying about it.
Beltre and Lopez had tough nights, but Bettencourt made an inredible play at short ranging far, far, far to his right and throwing out the batter at first.
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