Randy Arozarena, that absolute maniac, took both the first and last pitch he saw deep to secure a stunning 5-4 win against the Cubs last night! The Mariners grabbed a huge victory, and now we have a chance to do the previously considered unthinkable today. Bryce Miller is stepping up to the mound at 1:10 PST, aiming to lock in a sweep against Shota Imanaga and those Cubs. Let’s GO!
That Baseball Looked Like a Beach Ball to Randy
We’ve all been showering Randy with praise for his otherworldly performance, and he earned every bit of it. But seriously, we need to talk about his eyes. Watching the slo-mo replay of his leadoff homer, it became crystal clear just how locked in Randy was for yesterday’s game. That baseball must have looked like a beach ball coming in. This was a game of destiny for him, we were all just witnesses, and you gotta love it. The dude’s got one of the game’s most dazzling smiles, too. If you’re at T-Mobile Park for today’s game, throw on your shades or risk being blinded!
A Familiar Face Returns to the Emerald City
Speaking of T-Mobile Park, get ready for some serious nostalgia tomorrow! A familiar face is heading back to throw out the first pitch. Yep, none other than Ken Griffey Jr. is making an appearance. Always good to see that legend back at the ballpark. It’s gonna be a great vibe, you already know.
Around the League: Pitching News and a Stanton Setback
Switching gears to around the league, there’s some interesting news. Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff got some good news, as scans revealed his shoulder injury is showing significant improvement, and he might not need that capsule surgery after all. The Brewers are even considering him returning this season as they continue to jostle for playoff seeding. Out in LA, the Dodgers expect to activate Tyler Glasnow for a start on Tuesday. His return means they’ll likely be running a six-man rotation for the foreseeable future while Ohtani works his way back to full strength. It’s not all good news though. For the Yankees, Giancarlo Stanton’s return has been delayed by a left calf strain. Running continues to be a major threat to his leg health, and the team isn’t sure how long this delay will last. Also, Yankees starter Ryan Weathers left his game early yesterday with arm discomfort and supposedly went for imaging right away, so we should get results on that later today.
It’s all eyes on Bryce Miller this afternoon. Can he complete the sweep? This team is showing real fight, and every win counts. Let’s keep that momentum rolling!
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Originally reported by Lookout Landing.
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