Mariners put up nine runs in finale win over A's

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Mariners put up nine runs in finale win over A's

OAKLAND — It was a picture perfect day in Northern California on Thursday, ripe for the sky to fall squarely on the Mariners in what’s been a brutal road trip. Their best player exited during the first inning with lower back tightness. Their most consistent starting pitcher in the second half coughed up five runs […]

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