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July is over, and in just [checks watch] one hour and ten minutes, the trade deadline—which I just mistyped as “dreadline”—will be over as well. [UPDATE: the trade deadline is now completed. Look for an article dropping soon analyzing the Mariners’ moves—or lack thereof.] Agosto is upon us, and so are the Red Sox and their fans, for another game.
Lineups:
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The two new guys find their way into the lineup immediately, as the Mariners get a chance to stack some lefties for once against a righty starter. Teoscar Hernández gets a day off, something that’s much appreciated as, per Servais, he’s “running on fumes.”
Game info:
Tonight’s game starts at 6:40 PT. It will be televised on ROOT Sports NW with Dave Sims on the call, and the audio call will be on 710 AM Seattle Sports or streamed via Mariners.com or At-Bat with Rick Rizzs on the call.
Today in Mariners history:
- 2000: Mike Cameron walks it off against the Red Sox in the 19th inning:
- 2001: Bret Boone drives in a run to become the first player of the season to reach the 100 RBI mark.
- 2013: In the Most Mariners Game Ever until the next Most Mariners Game Ever, the Mariners blow a six-run lead in a game started by Félix Hernández, giving up six runs in the bottom of the 9th to lose 8-7 to the Red Sox at Fenway Park.
- 2015: Ketel Marte records his first Major League hit, a single, as the Mariners lose 3-2 to the Twins. It is the first time a preschooler records a hit in MLB.
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