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“I know how I feel, I know how our players feel and how our fans feel. “You give up eight runs in the eighth inning, nobody’s gonna take that well,” Seattle manager Scott Servais said.

Kevin Kelly (4-1) went 1 1/3 innings for the win. McClanahan allowed five hits and walked three.īut Tampa Bay’s bullpen held Seattle to just one hit over the final six innings. Crawford’s two-run single were the big blows. Teoscar Hernández's double, Tom Murphy’s two-run homer and J.P. Seattle seemed in a good spot after sending nine batters to the plate in the second inning against McClanahan. It didn’t seem to help as the Mariners lost for the fifth time in six games and dropped four games under.

Seattle’s clubhouse was empty before the game, the result of a players meeting to talk through where the team stands almost at the exact halfway point of the season. (Parades) putting the ball in play right there and then it seemed like they kind of fed off that and everybody kept getting on base,” Rays manager Kevin Cash said. Jose Siri homered in the ninth inning with infielder Mike Ford on the mound. Many Seattle fans gave a sarcastic standing ovation when Lowe grounded out to finally end the inning. Taylor Walls (single), Christian Bethancourt (double), Yandy Díaz (single), Wander Franco (double) and Arozarena (fielders’ choice) all drove in runs. Lowe followed with an RBI double that knocked Muñoz from the game, but the hitting continued. Tampa Bay Rays' Josh Lowe runs the bases on a solo home run against the Seattle Mariners during the sixth inning of a baseball game Friday, June 30, 2023, in Seattle. Isaac Parades chopped a 100 mph fastball from Muñoz (0-1) toward third baseman Eugenio Suárez, but he wasn’t able to make a clean transfer and throw trying to get Raley at the plate. Luke Raley opened the inning with a double off Seattle’s Andrés Muñoz and advanced to third on Arozarena’s single. Those that remained cascaded boos on the home team as the Rays kept hitting and scoring. Tampa Bay sent 13 batters to the plate in the eighth and sent a smattering of Mariners fans who didn’t want to wait out the postgame fireworks to the exits. McClanahan's short outing became a footnote because of Tampa Bay's big offensive rally.

“Obviously I want to go out there and help this team win and didn't do that this start, last start.” “It just kind of tightened up on me and frustrated, yeah,” McClanahan said. Tampa Bay Rays' Randy Arozarena looks back while heading home to score against the Seattle Mariners during the eighth inning of a baseball game Friday, June 30, 2023, in Seattle. McClanahan allowed four earned runs and walked three. McClanahan was pulled from his last start against Kansas City after 3 2/3 innings due to a back issue and, despite extra rest before this start, the back issue popped up again. "It’s pretty cool to see that come back around and hopefully we can have a few more of those innings.”īy the time the night was done, every starter in the Rays lineup had an RBI and eight of the nine had a hit.īut it wasn't all good news for Tampa Bay after ace Shane McClanahan was lifted after three innings with concern he could be headed to the injured list. “That's what we saw the first few months of the season, the first two months specifically," Lowe said.