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Mariners

A.Jackson grounded out, shortstop Reyes to first baseman Paulsen.

Grounded out, shortstop Reyes to first baseman Paulsen.

N.Cruz singled to center, Seager to third.

Rockies

J.Montero doubled to center, Cano scored, S.Smith scored.

Doubled to center, Cano scored, S.Smith scored.

B.Miller singled to center, J.Montero scored.

Reyes singled to center, Blackmon scored.

Stubbs hit an infield single to third, Hundley scored, K.Parker to second.

Hit an infield single to third, Hundley scored, K.Parker to second.

Reyes singled to left, K.Parker scored, Blackmon to third.

Singled to left, K.Parker scored, Blackmon to third.

Blackmon doubled to left, Hundley scored.

Cano doubled to right, Seager scored, N.Cruz to third.

Paulsen doubled to left, Arenado scored, Ca.Gonzalez scored.

Doubled to left, Arenado scored, Ca.Gonzalez scored.

Hundley singled to right, Paulsen scored.

Mariners first.  K.Marte grounded out, second baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Paulsen.  Seager doubled to center.  N.Cruz grounded out, third baseman Arenado to first baseman Paulsen.  Cano singled to right, Seager scored.  S.Smith walked on a full count, Cano to second.  J.Montero doubled to center, Cano scored, S.Smith scored.  B.Miller singled to center, J.Montero scored.  Zunino flied out to left fielder K.Parker.

Rockies first.  Blackmon doubled to center.  Reyes singled to center, Blackmon scored.  Arenado flied out to right fielder N.Cruz.  Ca.Gonzalez flied out to center fielder K.Marte.  LeMahieu struck out.

Mariners second.  F.Hernandez struck out.  K.Marte grounded out, first baseman Paulsen unassisted.  Seager homered to center on a 0-1 count.  N.Cruz homered to left on a 3-1 count.  Cano fouled out to left fielder K.Parker.

Mariners third.  S.Smith struck out.  J.Montero popped out to shortstop Reyes.  B.Miller homered to left on a 1-0 count.  Zunino flied out to center fielder Blackmon.

Rockies fourth.  Paulsen struck out.  Hundley singled to left.  K.Parker singled to right, Hundley to third.  Stubbs pinch-hitting for E.Butler.  Stubbs hit an infield single to third, Hundley scored, K.Parker to second.  Blackmon grounded into fielder's choice, first baseman J.Montero to shortstop B.Miller, K.Parker to third, Stubbs out.  Reyes singled to left, K.Parker scored, Blackmon to third.  Reyes stole second.  Arenado grounded out, pitcher F.Hernandez to first baseman J.Montero.

Rockies sixth.  Hundley hit an infield single to shortstop.  K.Parker struck out.  Bergman struck out.  Hundley stole second.  Blackmon doubled to left, Hundley scored.  Reyes popped out to shortstop B.Miller.

Mariners seventh.  F.Hernandez grounded out, second baseman LeMahieu to first baseman Paulsen.  K.Marte struck out.  Seager walked.  Seager stole second.  On Bergman's wild pitch, Seager to third.  N.Cruz walked on a full count.  Germen pitching.  Cano doubled to right, Seager scored, N.Cruz to third.  S.Smith struck out.

Rockies ninth.  Arenado singled to left.  Rasmussen pitching.  Ca.Gonzalez singled to right, Arenado to second.  Ca.Smith pitching.  LeMahieu struck out.  Paulsen doubled to left, Arenado scored, Ca.Gonzalez scored.  Hundley singled to right, Paulsen scored.  B.Barnes pinch-running for Hundley.  K.Parker singled to right, B.Barnes to third.  McKenry pinch-hitting for Axford.  McKenry struck out.  Blackmon flied out to center fielder A.Jackson.

These teams haven't met since 2012, when the Mariners swept three games at Colorado. This will be the third consecutive series between these clubs that the Rockies have hosted, as the teams haven't met in Seattle since 2006. The Mariners lead the all-time series, 16-12.

Since June 11, the Mariners are an MLB-best 18-8 (.692) when coming off a loss. Unfortunately, they're also an MLB-worst 3-18 (.143) when coming off a victory.

The Rockies dropped three of four games at St. Louis this weekend to fall to 5-10 since the All-Star break, during which time they have failed to win back-to-back games. And Colorado will enter its series against Seattle with an MLB-worst 2-12 (.143) record this season in interleague games.

In 10 career games at Coors Field, Mark Trumbo has slammed eight home runs and driven in 20 runs while slugging .974. He owns a .352 career batting average in all games against the Rockies, and Colorado is the only team against which Trumbo has totaled more walks (12) than strikeouts (11).

Colorado is one of three teams that Felix Hernandez has never faced in his career (also Seattle and St. Louis). Hernandez allowed seven runs in his most recent start versus Arizona last Wednesday, after permitting just four earned runs (1.09 ERA) over his previous five outings combined.

Through 16 career starts, Eddie Butler has yet to work more than 6.0 innings or strike out more than five batters in any game. It's the third-longest such streak to begin a career (relief appearances disregarded) by any pitcher since 1914, trailing Joe Beimel (23, 2001-02) and Dustin Moseley (17, 2006-08).

HP - Davis, 1B - Little, 2B - Pattillo, 3B - Cuzzi

For the second time this season, Nelson Cruz is in the midst of an impressive power surge.
Seattle teammate Taijuan Walker showed signs of dominance in his most recent outing.

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DENVER (AP)  Once again, Felix Hernandez came back strong after a loss.
Hernandez pitched effectively into the seventh inning, Nelson Cruz homered in a fourth consecutive game to reach 30 for the season, and the Seattle Mariners beat the Colorado Rockies 8-7 on Monday night.

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Seattle Mariners @ Colorado Rockies on August 4, 2015

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