Daniel Kramer

Randy Arozarena has bookended this remarkable comeback -- a grand slam that sparked it in the 8th inning, and a bases-loaded walk to walk it off in the 9th. And with it, the Mariners win their first series of the season. https://t.co/l37u1GNFTi

Julio Rodríguez, tie game. Remarkably, with two hits and zero runs going into the 8th inning, the Mariners have marched their way back into this 6-6 game. https://t.co/xyWKMvtezc

After a Mariners challenge, Donovan Solano is ruled safe at third base after initially being ruled out when attempting to get back to the bag on a chopping grounder from J.P. Crawford. That loads the bases for Julio Rodríguez here in the bottom of the 9th inning. https://t.co/G3PloS5jbc

Randy Arozarena, grand slam -- and it keeps the Mariners alive here in the bottom of the 8th inning Exit velo: 107.2 mph Launch angle: 35° Distance: 384 ft. Hang time: 6.4 seconds https://t.co/5aH50hHqXw

Ryan Bliss is awaiting medical personnel to evaluate an MRI to determine the severity of his torn left biceps. And with it, the Mariners are down another everyday player. "I'm still anxious. It doesn't feel pretty good. I'm down for sure." https://t.co/1EWYvmwEE4

Luis F. Castillo with an error on a double-play attempt followed by a four-pitch, bases-loaded walk puts the Mariners further behind, 4-0, here in the 3rd inning.

The Mariners fall behind, 1-0, here in the 2nd inning after Luis F. Castillo walked Jeremy Peña and Victor Caratini then surrendered a single to shallow right field to Jake Meyers.

Here's another look at the swing from Ryan Bliss last night in which he exhibited some obvious pain that, it turns out, was correlated to his injury... https://t.co/kv3shnrATW

RT @J_Kirshenbaum: If this is the swing he hurt it on (in the second against Framber Valdez), Bliss proceeded to hit a 387-foot RBI double…

Ryan Bliss, who exhibited some pretty obvious pain after a swing last night, is headed to the IL with a left biceps tear. Another injury blow for a Mariners team that’s seen so many this early in the season.

The “it’s early” adage is technically true, but for a Mariners offense with mostly the same personnel from last year -- and experiencing many of the same struggles -- last night’s loss gave doubters more fodder to feed on. “We just didn’t get it done.” https://t.co/6JgDJOR1C3

FINAL: Mariners 1, Astros 2 RECORD: 4-8 They finished the night 1-for-19 with runners in scoring position, stranding the winning run on third base in the 11th and the tying run there in the 12th.

On to the 12th inning here in Seattle... Cal Raleigh hit a deep flyout that allowed automatic runner Julio Rodríguez to advance to third base, but after Randy Arozarena walked, Julio is stranded there after Mitch Garver hit into a 6-4-3 double play.

Dylan Moore, saving the game. Wow. https://t.co/525Cpsc448

We're heading to the 11th inning here in Seattle, with the Mariners and Astros tied at 1-1.

Cal Raleigh is stranded on second base after a one-out double here in the 8th inning, following strikeouts vs. Bryan King from Mitch Garver and Randy Arozrena. The Mariners are now 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position tonight and 11-for-83 (.133) for the season.

Dylan Moore shouts in frustration after a swinging strike three for the third out to strand two runners and keep this game tied at 1-1 here in the 7th inning. This could be tied to a few called strikes by home-plate umpire Lance Barrett earlier in counts tonight. https://t.co/fBAo1bhvS2