Mariners Set to Clash with Pirates: Castillo on the Mound, Raleigh Chasing History

Fresh Off A Victory Brimming With Fireworks Against The Pittsburgh Pirates, The Seattle Mariners Return To T-Mobile Park For The Second Game Of A Three-Game Series. This Marks The Last Home Stand Untill After The All-Star Break, making It A Prized Possibility For Seattle Fans To See Their Team In Action.

Projected Lineups

Pitching matchup: Castillo Takes the Mound

it is indeed Luis Castillo’s Turn To Pitch. His Last start On June 29th Against Texas Ended In A No-Decision Despite A Strong Performance: 1 Run Allowed Over 6 Innings With 4 Strikeouts. Castillo Brings Familiarity Against The Pirates From His Days within The Same division As A Cincinnati Red.Historically, Isiah Kiner-Falefa Is The Only Pirates Hitter Who Has Consistently Troubled Him (5-For-11, 1 Home Run).

Raleigh Chasing History: Power Surge Continues

Cal Raleigh Will Bat Third Tonight. Hot Off A Two-Home Run Performance, He Is Now Tied With Ken Griffey Jr. For The Most Home Runs By A Mariner Before The All-Star Break (35). He Also Shares A Milestone With mike Piazza, Equaling The Most Home Runs Through A Catcher’s First 5 Mlb Seasons (128). Raleigh Is Only The 9th Player-And First Catcher-In Mlb History To Reach 35+ Homers In 88 Team Games, A Feat Last Achieved By Barry Bonds In 2001. In Short, Raleigh Is Displaying Exceptional Power.

Arozarena On Fire

meanwhile, Randy Arozarena Has Been Exceptionally Hot This week. As Monday, He’s Batting .421 With 5 Home Runs And An Ops Of 1.611. His Performance Is A Notable Boost To The Team’s Offensive Capabilities.

Polanco’s Milestone Watch

Jorge Polanco Is Designated Hitter Tonight, Batting fifth, And It’s His Birthday. He’s Also Approaching A Career Milestone Of 1,000 Hits; He Currently Sits At 998. Two Hits Tonight would Be The Perfect Birthday Gift.

Game Information

• Game Time: 7:10pm Pdt
• radio: Seattle Sports 710am With Gary Hill Jr., Rich Waltz, And Angie Mentink.
• Tv: root Sports With Aaron Goldsmith And Ryan Rowland-Smith, Plus Jen Mueller Reporting From The Field.

Today in Mariners History

• 1997: Infielder Rich Amaral Hits Into A 8-6-3 Triple Play.
• 2011: Jamey Wright Earns His First Career Save In His 500th Appearance.
• 2015: Nelson Cruz Is Voted As The Starting Designated Hitter For The American League In the Mlb All-Star Game.
• 2022: Julio Rodríguez Named Al Player Of The Week.