Daniel Kramer

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Mariners coverage for @MLB.com • @UGAGrady grad • ATL raised • At ballpark ⚾️ or in mountains 🏔

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Julio Rodríguez, corralling a 107.5 mph knuckleball.

Not the best angle, and obviously not sure what it was about... But it looked like Julio Rodríguez and Jose Altuve exchanged some animated words during the Astros' pitching change after his double in the 3rd inning.

When Cal Raleigh says he has childhood memories dreaming of growing up and competing in the Home Run Derby, he really means it. 📽️ ⚾️Video evidence circa 20 years ago, when Cal was only 8-years-old (shared via his dad, Todd, who will be throwing to him in Atlanta):

Cal Raleigh, BIG grand slam. Cripes, he needed that. And it comes right after the Reds brought in a lefty then intentionally walked Dominic Canzone to load the bases.

Cal Raleigh, exhale. That snaps an 0-for-38 -- which was in striking distance of the longest hitless skid in franchise history (42 by Jarred Kelenic in 2021).

This huge at-bat from Dominc Canzone might be an encapsulation to his entire season. Left-on-left, against a reliever explicitly brought in to face him, RISP opportunity, working the count and driving it where it's pitched. Another clutch moment.

With the Rockies turning to a lefty, Michael Arroyo comes off the bench and immediately yanks a 99.5 mph down-the-line double on the first pitch he sees.

Victor Robles was a sneaky key piece in today's game -- with two diving catches that Dan Wilson said were the types that "breaks the back of the other team." Per Statcast, the first had a catch probability of 10% and the second was 20%.

Randy Arozreana, home run robbery 🚨 He goes all the way up and yanks one back from Miguel Amaya -- keeping a run off the board for Kade Anderson, who remains hitless through the 3rd inning.

Cripes, Cole Young. He goes completely across his body -- in front of J.P. Crawford and practically in the shortstop’s position due to the slight shift -- to rob Fernando Tatis Jr. of a base hit. Sprint speed: 29.8 ft/sec

Lazaro Montes, absolute no-doubter here at Coors Field. And it puts the Mariners back in front here in the 9th inning. Exit velo: 107.6 mph Launch angle: 38° Distance: 426 ft. Hang time: 6.3 seconds

Colt Emerson calls game. His first career walk-off.

This appears to be the play in which Julio Rodríguez tweaked his hamstring, based on what Dan Wilson said postgame.

Cripes, Ryan Bliss saves this game. With the Orioles off and running in a full count, he corrals a 110.7 mph chopper from Pete Alonso and beats Gunnar Henderson to the bag. It's upheld after an O's challenge.

A look back at Julio Rodríguez's heave to Ryan Bliss for the key double play that kept a run off the board. He was near the warning track upon unloading, 381 feet from home plate. Blaze Alexander was running with a 29.1 ft/sec sprint speed. Arm strength: 96.2 mph

Wow. Randy Arozarena strikes out swinging here in the 10th inning but in the process also sails his bat down the third-base line near Julio Rodríguez ... While jumping out of the way then gathering himself, he’s then picked off.

Colt Emerson + Josh Naylor, stopping the bleeding. With the dive then pick, it prevents another Blue Jays run from scoring, after they already tagged Luis Castillo for two here in the 3rd inning.

Julio Rodríguez, absolute no-doubter. No. 10 of the season and No. 8 of May, which ties a career-best for a single month. Exit velo: 105.8 mph Launch angle: 29° Distance: 418 ft. Hang time: 5.5 seconds

Dominic Canzone, unreal. What a heater he’s been on, carrying this lineup -- his second of the game, both off lefties, and No. 18 of the season. Exit velo: 107.5 mph Launch angle: 29° Distance: 414 ft. Hang time: 5.7 seconds

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Holy Smokes, what a tribute. The entire Mariners’ team emerges from the home dugout and onto the field here at T-Mobile Park, tipping their caps to Rick Rizzs moments before his final game. It was all a gesture of surprise. The water works have begun.

The waterworks continue here at T-Mobile Park. J.P. Crawford can’t hold back tears under his sunglasses as he’s pulled from what could be his final game in a Mariners uniform -- and to a standing ovation.

Yikes -- Kade Anderson just took a 103.8 mph comebacker off his pitching elbow, and he is coming out of this game almost immediately. Of note, he has remained in the home dugout instead of receding into the clubhouse for further evaluation.

You have got to be kidding. That's THREE home run robberies tonight against the Mariners, all from Jo Adell.

The Mariners are out of ABS challenges for the rest of tonight's game, after Randy Arozarena used two unsuccessfully in his first at-bat here in the 1st inning.

Lazaro Montes, absolute no-doubter for his first career homer. Exit velo: 106.0 mph Launch angle: 27° Distance: 407 ft. Hang time: 5.1 seconds

Dan Wilson opens with a statement: “This season has been very difficult, and of course, the results have not been what any of us have expected. “As a result, it's concluded that today is my last day as manager of the Seattle Mariners.”

Josh Naylor, keeping the season alive. This comes after a bases-loaded walk from Julio Rodríguez that tied the game. And remarkably, the Mariners will live to see another day.

Randy Arozarena, game of his career with the Mariners. It's a walk-off homer that ends in a stunner -- his second of the game, to go with the home-run robbery he had earlier. What a day. Wow.

Josh Naylor, smart ballplayer. He corrals a one-hopper, tags the lead runner first, deliberately does not step on the bag until doing so, then quickly does after for the second out. Outside Victor Robles' catch in Houston, maybe the double play of the year for the Mariners.

The full exchange between Randy Arozarena and Laz Montes playing rock/paper/scissors during last night's delay... Pretty hilarious. Randy joked today that he let the rookie win: “It was his night.”

Colt Emerson, hustle double. He’s now 12-for-45 since his debut, with eight of those hits for extra bases -- good for a .600 slugging percentage and .953 OPS.

Julio Rodríguez's first home run of the season is a Texas-sized blast here in Arlington. 435 feet, 110.5 mph off the bat.

More Mariners injury news -- Colt Emerson exited the first game of a doubleheader at Triple-A Tacoma a short while ago after fouling a ball off his right foot.

Cal Raleigh calls game, and Randy Arozarena hustles home. The Mariners walk this one off in dramatic fashion.

🚨 Julio Rodríguez home run robbery 🚨 And directly in front of the No Fly Zone here at T-Mobile Park.

Cole Young, hustle single to the first baseman -- and one of the sport’s best defenders at that position. Complete with a dive from Matt Olson to the bag, too. Sprint speed: 28.8 ft/sec Home-to-first: 4.64 seconds

Jhonny Pereda, saving a run. This one gets through the left-side hole, but Randy Arozarena’s 86 mph throw gets to the plate in time -- and the backup backstop makes an athletic tag on red-hot Mickey Gasper. That helps Bryce Miller clear the 1st inning, scoreless.

Cole Young, covering ground. He makes this look easy, purposefully one-hopping the heave to Josh Naylor that puts him in position to make the seamless scoop.

Julio Rodríguez sends one nearly out of SoDo. Wow. Exit velo: 113.3 mph Launch angle: 33° Distance: 438 ft. Hang time: 6.2 seconds