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Mariners Game #6 Preview and Discussion: NYY at SEA, 3/31/26
The Mariners recorded their first walkoff win of the season last night and in narrative-pleasing fashion, it was Cal Raleigh who dealt reigning MVP Aaron Judge’s Yankees the loss. Ah, that’s the good stuff. The Mariners really needed that win because they have two rough draws for the rest of this series, starting with Max Fried tonight. It’s a second straight day against a lefty, so once again I must implore you to read this piece on lefty lineup construction from Zach Mason if you have not. Or even if you have.
SS J.P. Crawford (shoulder) has reported to Tacoma, where he will begin a rehab assignment tonight. If you have Mariners TV, you also have access to the Mariners minor-leagues so you can watch the game if you are so inclined.
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They continue their three-game series against the Seattle Mariners in the week-long road trip.
In the series opener, the Yankees dropped their first game of a season in a 2-1 loss on Monday night in Seattle.
In the bottom of the ninth inning, Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit a walk-off RBI single off of Yankees' relief pitcher Paul Blackburn to give Seattle their third victory of the season.
The Yankees will now look to tie the series prior to their home opener at Yankee Stadium on Friday, Apr. 3.
Here's how to watch, who's starting on the mound for both teams and our prediction for the Yankees vs. Mariners game on Tuesday night:
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SEATTLE – Late in Aaron Boone's pregame session Tuesday, the Yankees manager mentioned a potential setback with Carlos Rodon – something unrelated to the lefty's offseason elbow procedure.
Rodon is dealing with a degree of right hamstring tightness, following his running on Tuesday.
Boone said he's unsure if the issue might delay Rodon's rehab at all, but "we'll see what we have there'' in the coming days. The lefty had been expected to return to the rotation in late April.
Rodon's next scheduled outing was set for Class AA Somerset, following Sunday's three simulated innings (50 pitches). Boone indicated the club's initial belief that it's not too concerning of an issue.
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