Daniel Kramer

Angels manager Ron Washington on George Kirby: "He's one of the top young, elite pitchers in the game. What I noticed out there is that he can put you away. And that's what you want to see out of your starting pitchers."

Andrés Muñoz locks down his 18th save of the season with a game-sealing K to Mike Trout. https://t.co/OBh9W4DwMO

FINAL: Mariners 3, Angels 2 RECORD: 33-31 They snap their season-worst, five-game losing streak on a career day from George Kirby.

Matt Brash (who last pitched on Wednesday) will have the 8th inning looking to preserve the Mariners’ 3-2 lead, setting up Andrés Muñoz (who last pitched last Sunday) for the 9th inning.

A look at all 1⃣4⃣ strikeouts today from George Kirby -- which set a season high for the Mariners, tied the MLB high for a starter this year and is a new career-high for the 2023 All-Star. https://t.co/cPVGQZvTUp

That’s 14 strikeouts for George Kirby -- tying Miami’s Max Meyer for the most in MLB by a pitcher this season. And he's fired up about it. https://t.co/8buNvot3SQ

George Kirby just froze Mike Trout with a 96.9 mph fastball for his 13th strikeout this afternoon here in Anaheim -- setting a new career high.

George Kirby now has 11 strikeouts today here in Anaheim -- the most by a Mariners pitcher this season. And he’s only at 66 pitches through the 5th inning.

Donovan Solano has put the Mariners ahead with a soft single to shallow center, knocking Tyler Anderson out of this 3-2 game with two outs here in the 5th inning. That's just his third RBI of the season in 80 at-bats.

Jorge Polanco has tied this game at 2-2 with a two-out knock to center here in the 5th inning. Along with his single in the 2nd, this is his first multi-hit game from the right side since last season, when he only had four such games.

George Kirby’s streak of 11 straight batters retired to begin today’s game ends on a two-out single from Mike Trout in a 1-2 count here in the 4th inning. And three pitches later, he gets taken deep by a big, 432-foot homer from Taylor Ward.

Haven’t seen the trademark George Kirby strut in quite some time. But he’s got good reason to break it out today, capped with a 96.9 mph elevated heater for a K to end the 3rd inning -- his sixth of the game already. https://t.co/tDZwqyjNfU

Randy Arozarena puts the Mariners on the board with an RBI double into the right-field corner here in the 1st inning. And that'll score Julio Rodríguez, who raced all the way home from first base, less than 24 hours after exiting last night's game. https://t.co/2KEH5RjOep

Julio Rodríguez is indeed in the Mariners’ lineup here in Anaheim, batting second and playing center field.

Just a few hours after he needed help walking off the field, Julio Rodríguez offered optimism towards a quick return from a contusion between his right foot and ankle. “After we kind of started treating it, everything started reacting better right away.” https://t.co/lSQZC7vUFk

Luis Castillo preferred not to speak about the two burglaries at his Seattle-area home that were made public yesterday after the King County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office brought charges against one of the suspects.

Julio Rodríguez on his status for tomorrow here in Anaheim: "There's a high chance that I should be in the lineup." He said the ball struck him on the bone between his foot and ankle, and that swelling has already subsided.