JP Crawford struck a big home and Emerson Hancock launched seven-sleeves without goal while the Seattle Mariners finished a scan of three games from the Cleveland Guardians visiting a 6-0 victory on Sunday afternoon.
Crawford, celebrating his first Father’s Day as a dad after the birth of a girl’s off-season, went deeply from Luis Ortiz (3-8) in the second round of five points.
Hancock (3-2), which came out of three consecutive decisions without a decision in which he made at least five rounds and gave no more than two points, granted only two strokes, one managed one and withdrew four.
The right-hander faced 22 strikers, one above the minimum for seven rounds, and did not allow a Baserunner to reach the second goal.
The only strokes of Hancock were a simple two withdrawals from Lane Thomas during the second round and a single in advance by Angel Martinez in the third. Martinez was immediately erased like Austin Hedges, playing for the first time since his return from the seven -day brain concussion list, anchored in double game.
Hancock walked Thomas with one at the fifth, but obtained the next striker, Nolan Jones, to set up in another double game.
Randy Arozarena from Seattle led the bottom of the second with the first of three walks and Tollez Rowdy blocked a double on the line of the left field. With a withdrawal, Dominic Canzone walked to load the basics. Miles Mastrobuoni aligned a simple right to open the score and Crawford struck a lead 1-2 halfway from the living room in the lower bowl in the right field for his fifth slam in career.
The navies nailed during a race in the fifth when Rozarena attracted a walk in advance, stole second and scored on the simple simple left of Mitch Garver.
Casey Legumina and Eduard Bazardo de Seattle each launched an indiscriminate round of relief to finish bleaching.
The Guardians have lost for the eighth time in their last 10 games.
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