Mariners Game Preview: Seattle at Baltimore
Lineups:
The Orioles will send Tomoyuki Sugano to the mound, closing out what's been a tough run of starters the Mariners have seen this series. Like Evans, Sugano thrives on weak contact and will be throwing a kitchen sink mix of pitches against the Mariners, so get ready to watch them flail after some splitters after spending the last two games flailing after changeups.
Game Information:
Game time: 10:05 AM. Curse you, East Coast.
TV: ROOT Sports NW, with Ryan Rowland-Smith
Radio: 710 AM Seattle Sports, with Gary Hill Jr.
Once again, this will be the mixture of Rick Rizzs and Brad Adam trading off between TV and radio.
Today in Mariners History:
2021: The Mariners score seven runs off the Toronto bullpen in the seventh and eighth innings for a comeback 9-3 win at T-Mobile Park. Luis Torrens is responsible for most of the damage, with a three-run homer and a two-run double.
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