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Mariners make the wrong kind of history in Milwaukee

It was a rough night all around for the Mariners, as they suffered the worst loss in franchise history after a 22-0 beatdown by the Brewers.

It’s been a challenging time for Andres Munoz, but he bounced back from a devastating outing, by clinching his 100th career save.

The Mariners held on to take the rubber match in Houston and closed the gap in the AL West, on a night when Bryan Woo excelled again.

The Mariners came back from the most devastating loss of the season, to dominate the Astros 10-5 and set up crucial rubber match.

Colt Emerson has struggled since getting off to a promising start with the Mariners and at this point, going to Tacoma is for the best.

Logan Gilbert brought his A-game when the Mariners needed it the most, to help set them up for a desperately needed victory in The Bronx.

The Mariners looked good early in The Bronx, but ultimately lost a season-high sixth straight game in a further blow to their playoff hopes.

Bryan Woo pitched his best road start of the season, but the bullpen and lineup combined to make it five straight losses for the Mariners.

The Seattle Mariners have claimed Nolan Kingham off waivers from the Rangers, while reports indicate Rob Refsnyder is going to retire.

It was a truly wonderful weekend of celebrating 50 years of Mariners baseball, but now it’s back to reality and a fast-fading playoff push.

The Mariners put on a wonderful ceremony in front of 41,351 fans, as the organization celebrated 50 seasons of heroes, moments and memories.

The Mariners made plenty of positive and aggressive moves with the roster on Tuesday, but proceeded to get blanked 8-0 by the Tigers.