Daniel Kramer

The Mariners had something brewing in the 8th inning, with two on and one out, but Dylan Moore hits into a 6-4-3 double play to send this 3-2 game to the 9th.

The Mariners had kept him silent all series, but Aaron Judge breaks through here in the series finale for a go-ahead, solo homer here in the 8th inning. A massive, 444-foot shot off Carlos Vargas, 117.7 mph off the bat. https://t.co/9CfCeohI7o

Luis Castillo’s solid day is done, but on the very first pitch from Gabe Speier here in the 7th inning, this game is tied at 2-2 -- pinch-hitting Paul Goldschmidt takes him deep for a 377-foot solo homer.

Cal Raleigh, no-throw stolen base ... His fifth of the year. Primary lead: 12.6 ft. Secondary lead: 26.5 ft. Sprint speed: 26.8 ft/sec https://t.co/pFb8GoHVSz

A pair of two-out doubles vs. Luis Castillo -- from Anthony Vople and Jasson Domínguez -- has trimmed the Mariners’ lead to 2-1 here in the 6th inning. But he limits the damage there.

Julio Rodríguez comes oh-so-close to achieving the rare rob-a-homer, hit-a-homer game, with a 375-foot flyout to the left-field warning track here in the 5th inning. The Mariners still lead, 2-0, from his two-run double earlier. https://t.co/iJHqmLC9Fk

Luis Castillo, fielding his position. After Rowdy Tellez stabs the 100 mph liner, and Miles Mastrobuoni has the wherewithal to corral it, Castillo gets to the bag in time for the first out in the 5th inning. https://t.co/94bRUfaAsC

Julio Rodríguez in 0-0 counts this year: 14-for-41 with four doubles, four homers and 11 RBIs, good for a slash of .341/.357/.732 (1.089 OPS)

Julio Rodríguez stings one just barely inside fair territory down the right-field line for a 103.9 mph, two-run, two-out double. That puts the Mariners on the board with a 2-0 lead here in the 3rd inning. https://t.co/AEybBMcvVx

Leody Taveras is being checked out by Mariners head athletic trainer Kyle Torgerson after a collision at first base, but he will remain in this game after reaching on a leadoff throwing error here in the 3rd inning. https://t.co/dp4ECOjMvy

Luis Castillo bringing the heat in the 3rd inning -- 96.3 K strikeout to Aaron Judge, followed by a 96.2 mph K to Cody Bellinger, two of his four fastest strikeouts of the season.

Julio Rodríguez, home-run robbery. Wow. https://t.co/0NsdsPc3v6

Sounds like there won’t be an update on J.P. Crawford being a late scratch until postgame.

It seemed inevitable that Bryce Miller would land on the IL, given what he’d shared about dealing with soreness throughout this season. But he’s optimistic that it’ll be a short stint. “Everything structurally looks really good.” https://t.co/KZNeS1T1pi

Bryce Miller said that he underwent an MRI on Monday that “said everything, structurally, looks really good,” along with a cortisone shot yesterday. He’s optimistic that he’ll be able to return when eligible on May 27.

Bryce Miller is heading to the 15-day IL with right elbow inflammation, the Mariners just announced, the latest injury within their battered rotation.

Bryan Woo is pitching like an All-Star -- and with some emotional edge that continues to blossom. “It’s always kind of like controlled aggression.” https://t.co/4vb0vuVjHE