Mariners open critical homestand with loss to Twins
Anxious cheering turned to a chorus of boos Friday when pinch hitter Mitch Garver struck out with a pair of runners on base to send the Mariners to a 5-3 loss.
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The Seattle Mariners began an important home series with a game against the Minnesota Twins. They lost the game 5-3. With two runners on base, pinch hitter Mitch Garver struck out to end the inning. Fans who had been cheering loudly reacted with boos.
Why it matters
The loss hurts the Mariners' chances to stay in playoff contention during a key stretch of the season. It also shows fan frustration when the team fails to deliver in clutch moments.
- Who was the pinch hitter that struck out?
- Mitch Garver was the pinch hitter who struck out with runners on base.
- What was the final score?
- The Twins won 5-3.
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Mariners open critical homestand with loss to Twins
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