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Angels’ Johnny Giavotella hits winning double in ninth.
ANAHEIM, Calif. – Well,http://www.wrightbros.com.au/wp-searches.php?superdraft/1996inaugural, here you are, Mariners. Last place in the American League West Division. Yep,http://www.thepiha.com/wp-rss.php?2013/01/22/nordderby/, you’ve hit bottom after Wednesday’s 4-3 walk-off loss to the Los Angeles Angels at Angel Stadium.
It was another numbing loss and a second straight walk-off defeat.
The Mariners had just tied the game in the ninth against Angels closer Huston Street when Carson Smith (0-2) started the bottom of the inning by walking David Freese on four pitches.
Erick Aybar’s attempted sacrifice turned into a force at second,http://www.vincinibottier.com/wp-title.php?catalog/product/Womens_San_Diego_Chargers_Danny_Woodhead_Nike_Navy_Blue_Limited_Jersey, but Johnny Giavotella followed by squirting a drive into the right-field corner. Aybar scored easily.
The M’s erased a one-run deficit in the ninth against Street (2-0) after Kyle Seager led off with a double. Seager went to third when Mike Zunino looped a single into center.
The runners held when Logan Morrison popped to short left,http://lasvegaspizzeria.com/wp-config-hostgator-live.php?politica-cookies, but Dustin Ackley tied the game with a sacrifice fly to deep left. That took Elias off the hook for a loss.
Street walked Taylor but held the tie by striking out Brad Miller.
That comeback was merely a prelude to heartbreak.
It’s unfortunate,http://www.the5m.com/wp-atom.php?2%25C3%25A8me-Maillot-de-foot-Chelsea-2014-2015-ML, actually,http://www.optionbstudio.com/search.php?633-Copa-America-2015-Fodboldtr%25C3%25B8jer/641-Mexico-Fodboldtr%25C3%25B8jer, that this loss dropped the Mariners into the basement. This was an entertaining,http://www.ytutanflamenca.com/wp-app.php?baume-mercier-c-139.html, well-played game where the biggest difference, until the end,http://saucemilan.com/wp-pass.php?ranska-c-54_66.html, was Mike Trout.
Trout hit a mammoth two-run homer in the third inning against Mariners starter Roenis Elias, who paid dearly for a poor five-pitch stretch. Trout also made a fabulous catch in the seventh on a Chris Taylor drive into the gap.
But it’s a loss – and the Mariners dropped to 11-17,http://villainkeri.com/wp-title.php?600-klubhold-2015-16/630-real-madrid, which pushed them into the basement. And in losing six of seven after opening this 10-game trip with a three-game sweep at Texas … well,http://www.qldzoo.com/wp-pass.php?Dan_Marino_Jersey, it’s hard to say it’s underserved.
L.A. lefty C.J. Wilson was winless in four starts since pitching eight innings April 7 in a 2-0 victory over the Mariners at Safeco Field in the season’s second game.
Wilson gave up two runs this time in seven innings,http://www.showbusinessreport.com/wp-xml.php?, which came on a Seager homer in the fourth. Wilson was positioned for a victory before Street blew his first save this season in 10 chances.
Elias held the Angels to six hits in seven innings, but three – all for extra bases – came in succession in the third inning.
Trouble started when Collin Cowgill’s deep one-out drive clipped off the glove of center fielder Justin Ruggiano for a one-out triple.
Kole Calhoun drove Elias’ next pitch into the left-center gap for an RBI double,http://www.virtusleadership.com/wp-title.php??rolex-stealth-submariner-black-621993, and Trout followed by crushing a 1-2 fastball deep onto the green batters’ eye beyond the center-field wall.相关的主题文章：


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