The single of two points from Vinnie Pasquantino has broken equality in seventh round while the Royals of Kansas City beat Seattle Mariners 3-2 host Thursday evening to win a division of a series of four games.
Seth Lugo (6-5) launched 6 1/3 strong rounds for the Royals, who won for the third time in 12 games. The right -hander gave a point on six strokes with two balls on bullets and seven stick withdrawals.
Carlos Estevez obtained the last four withdrawals for his 24th stop for the season despite a heartbreaking ninth.
Dominic Canzone led with a circuit in the center directly to pull Seattle in a race.
The pinch shot miles miles mastrobuoni blocked a stroke on the right, and JP Crawford aligned a simple left, with wild land advancing the two runners. Estevez caught Julio Rodriguez looking at a third strike called and obtained Cal Raleigh, the player of the American League for June, to finish weakly to finish the match.
Jorge Polanco de Seattle went 3-in-4 with two doubles and a circuit leading to the fourth round that opened the scoring.
The Royals dragged 1-0 before the seventh before scoring three times.
Kyle Isbel and Jonathan India out of the casey Legumina lifter (4-4), which was replaced by Carlos Vargas. Bobby Witt Jr. welcomed Vargas with a simple online driving in the left center, striking ISBEL with the liaison race while India was third place. Witt flew in second position and Pasquantino founded a simple right against an inner field with the two more points.
The start of the sailors Logan Evans, recalled from Triple-A Tacoma earlier during the day, launched 5 2/3 sleeves aimlessly. The right -hander granted three strokes, walked one and turned off three.
Evans withdrew the team in order in each of the first three rounds before walking in India at the top of the fourth. After withdrawing Witt, Evans touched Pasquantino on the back with a step and Maikel Garcia founded a simple left to load the bases. Evans brought Salvador Perez and John Rave out to get rid of the Channel.
Evans was replaced after authorizing a double with two withdrawals in Perez in the sixth, with the Legumina which gave a walk before Nick Loftin rises to the right to finish the Channel.
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