Zach Mason

Seattle

Single lawyer in the big city balancing life, work, and relationships—trying to have it all. Junior Washington Correspondent: @LookoutLanding & @MeetattheMitt

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A connections word puzzle about the Mariners’ 6-5 victory over the A’s

1 week ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Photo by Bob Kupbens/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Today’s recap will be guided by a Lookout Landing edition of the New York Times game called Connections, in which you try to group 16 words into four groups of four that share a similarity. Here are the directions from the creators:Find groups of four items that share something in common. - Select four items and tap ‘Submit’ to check if your guess is correct.
22-14: Chart

1 week ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Uptown Funk: Dylan Moore, +.248 WPASactown Flunk: Bryan Woo, -.206 WPAGame Thread Comment of the Day
22-14: Chart

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Zach Mason
Mariners Game #36 Preview: 5/7, in Sacramento

1 week ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Joe Nicholson-USA TODAY Sports The rubber match of the Mariners’ first trip to Sacramento features a great pitching matchup. Bryan Woo loved pitching in the ballpark closest to where he grew up in Alameda, California. Over three starts at the Colisseum, Woo allowed just two runs over 16 innings, with 18 strikeouts. Will that dominance follow to the A’s new home? Baseball’s lesser Gunnar H takes the slab for the Athletics.
The latest Mariners pitching success story?

1 week ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images For giving up a run in the first inning of Emerson Hancock’s last start, Wednesday against the Angels, it was a pretty good inning. He located his pitches well, pounding the edges of the zone, and he picked up a couple whiffs, which has been the missing piece for Hancock. The three hits he allowed–all singles–only came off the bat at 77, 81, and 85 mph.
Mariners observe Star Wars Day with reenactment of Battle of the Binary Stars, lose to Rangers 8-1

1 week ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images Having a contact manager on the mound is a bit like making an alliance with Gal Dukat. Sometimes it’ll be your friend, and sometimes it’ll be your enemy. For Logan Evans, making his second MLB start, it was mostly an enemy today. He started out well enough, getting a silly hack from Corey Seager in the first inning on a sweeper with more cut than a bat’leth.
20-13: Chart

1 week ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Sometimes you mess with Texas; sometimes Texas messes with you Kevin Jairaj-Imagn Images Bad to the bone: Leo Rivas, +.033 WPAJust plain bad: Logan Evans, -.381 WPA
20-13: Chart

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Zach Mason
Mariners Game # 33 Preview: 5/4, at Texas

1 week ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Photo by Ron Vesely/MLB via Getty Images One of my favorite kinds of box scores, where the visiting team scores in the first and ninth, and the home team scores in the middle inning. A temporal pincer movement. The return of Matt Brash, amplified by our first Brash-to-Speier-to-Muñoz of the year. Reader, I slobbered. Kate’s masterfully unhinged recap. Logan Evans’ first road start. Evans will look to build on a solid debut last Sunday.
Mariners run wild, complete wild run with 9-3 win over Anaheim

2 weeks ago | lookoutlanding.com | Zach Mason

Photo by Alika Jenner/Getty Images Record scratch. Freeze frame. You’re probably wondering how I got into this situation. It all started when the Seattle Mariners hired Eric Young, Jr. to be their first base coach, and so began the craziest summer of my life. As soon as EY came to Seattle, me and the boys started running wild. But it wasn’t that the fastest guys were suddenly taking off at every good opportunity. They already do that.