Mariners Game #69 Preview: 6/14/25, Cle in Sea

The Meriners finally returned to the victory column last night, thanking one of the most full sports, since he played as a team … the opening game of the series against Washington, when they won 9–1. If you are having half-to—up this glass, Meriners then lost 11 of their next 14 matches, so it would have been better to win another close victory. But if you are looking at this glass half-hearted, George Kirbi takes the mound after his best outing of the season tonight, which is a fourteen-stroke-out performance against Angels.

Lineup:

And here the ugly little parents are one whom I caught MLB because there is no good lineup graphic for Cleveland:

news:

If you missed this news yesterday, Leod Tapors approved the waves and lost for Tacoma. In addition, Meriners returned Logan Evans to Tacoma and called the Reliler Zach Pop, which will probably remain here only until the team activates Logan Gilbert.

Game information:

Game time: Back to normal 6:40 PT, thanks sky

TV: Route Sports NW, Aaron Goldsmith and Ryan Rolland-Smit. Jane Muller will serve as a sideline reporter.

Radio: At 710 pm, Seattle Sports, Rick Rices and Gary Hill Junior Shannon are day off, so this will be pre-comforting Mike Lefco.

Today Meriners in history:

• 1979: Lock in 2-2 tie with tigers at Tigers Stadium, Leon Roberts Triple scores at the top of the ninth and then at an error as the meriners hang 3–2 to win.
• 1993: Randy Johnson excluded the 15 versus Cansus City Royals in a 6-3 win.
• 2010: With meriners who play St. Louis, it has become the first time in 68 years that two players with at least 5,000 career and at least .330 career average in the same game (Ichiro, .333, Albert Pujols .332). In 1942, the Hall of Fames which was the last pair facing Medvik (Dozers) and Paul Vaneer (Braves).
• 2013: Mike Zunino hit his first MLB home run, a game-winner, which inspires meriners to win 3–2 in Okalland.
• 2019: Being on IL with ankle sprain in his first game, JP Crawford drives in three runs as Meriners defeated Okalland 9–2.