SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners entered Monday’s game against the Philadelphia Phillies at T-Mobile Park in desperate need of a bounce back after a 19-2 trouncing at the hands of the Chicago Cubs on Sunday.
It took one inning for Seattle’s offense to respond from the blowout the day before, and one of the team’s superstars made team history in the process.
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