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Grossman lined out to center fielder Smith.

Herrmann grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Beckham.

Grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Beckham.

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Olson homered to right on a 2-2 count, Semien scored, Grossman scored.

Homered to right on a 2-2 count, Semien scored, Grossman scored.

Pinder singled to left, Canha scored, Laureano to second.

Singled to left, Canha scored, Laureano to second.

On left fielder Moore's fielding error, Laureano scored, Pinder to second.

Narváez homered to right on a 2-2 count.

Narváez singled to left, Do.Santana scored.

Narváez singled to center, Crawford scored.

Narváez homered to center on a 1-1 count.

Athletics first.  Semien hit an infield single to shortstop.  Grossman walked, Semien to second.  On Carasiti's wild pitch, Semien to third.  Olson homered to right on a 2-2 count, Semien scored, Grossman scored.  Davis struck out.  Canha doubled to right.  Laureano hit an infield single to second, Canha to third.  LeBlanc pitching.  Pinder singled to left, Canha scored, Laureano to second.  On left fielder Moore's fielding error, Laureano scored, Pinder to second.  Barreto struck out.  Herrmann fouled out to third baseman Seager.

Athletics second.  Semien homered to left on a full count.  Grossman flied out to right fielder Santana.  Olson fouled out to third baseman Seager.  Davis flied out to right fielder Santana.

Mariners second.  Vogelbach struck out.  Narváez homered to right on a 2-2 count.  Seager grounded out, second baseman Barreto to first baseman Olson.  Beckham grounded out, shortstop Semien to first baseman Olson.

Mariners fourth.  Santana doubled to left.  Vogelbach grounded out, pitcher Mengden to first baseman Olson, Santana to third.  Narváez singled to left, Santana scored.  Seager flied out to center fielder Laureano.  Beckham flied out to right fielder Canha.

Mariners sixth.  Crawford hit a ground-rule double to left.  Santana grounded out, third baseman Pinder to first baseman Olson.  Buchter pitching.  Vogelbach struck out.  Narváez singled to center, Crawford scored.  Seager doubled to right, Narváez to third.  Petit pitching.  Beckham fouled out to first baseman Olson.

Athletics eighth.  Wisler pitching.  Canha struck out.  Laureano homered to left on a 2-0 count.  Pinder popped out to first baseman Beckham.  Barreto flied out to right fielder Santana.

Mariners eighth.  Soria pitching.  Santana grounded out, third baseman Pinder to first baseman Olson.  Vogelbach struck out.  Narváez homered to center on a 1-1 count.  Seager lined out to left fielder Grossman.

After losing the first four meetings this season, the Athletics have won four of the last six against the Mariners. The Mariners have taken seven of the 11 meetings in Seattle since the start of last season, including both games this season.

Oakland took two of three at home against the Twins and now heads on the road where it has won seven of its last eight. Since the start of last season, the A's lead MLB in runs per game (5.53), home runs (207), slugging percentage (.461), and OPS (.789) on the road; their .259 average on the road ranks third in that span behind Houston (.262) and Seattle (.260).

Seattle dropped the last two games of a three-game set against the Cardinals, falling to 1-6 in its last seven games. The Mariners hit 10 home runs but totaled just 20 runs in that seven-game span; they've hit 95 solo home runs this season, most in MLB.

Marcus Semien enters the weekend riding a seven-game hitting streak and has 99 hits and 59 runs through 89 games this season. With one more hit and one more run this weekend, Semien would become the sixth player in franchise history to reach 100+ hits and 60 + runs before the All-Star break and the first since Ben Grieve in 1998 (103 hits, 65 runs).

Yusei Kikuchi posted a 4.43 ERA and a .768 opponent OPS over his first 13 starts of the season from March through May. However, in five June starts, he posted 7.03 ERA and a 1.033 opponent OPS as well as a 2.05 WHIP which was second highest among all pitchers with at least 20 innings in the month.

Khris Davis is hitting just .206 in 58 games against Seattle since 2016, third lowest among all players with at least 100 PA in that span. However, his 24 home runs against the Mariners in that span are more than any other player.

HP - Blakney, 1B - Randazzo, 2B - Blaser, 3B - Danley

Asked recently if he was getting used to coming in after his team used a reliever as an "opener," Seattle Mariners left-hander Wade LeBlanc had a blunt reply.
"No," he told The Seattle Times. "I mean, I've done it in the past, so I'm already used to it. But it is what it is. You've got to get outs whenever they are. If they give me the ball, I've got to get outs with it."

'Opener' no relief for Mariners' LeBlanc, who faces A's next

SEATTLE (AP)  Oakland manager Bob Melvin held new Home Run Derby participant Matt Chapman out of the lineup for a long-planned rest Sunday. It didn't matter for the surging Athletics.
Matt Olson hit his second home run in two games to spur a 5-0 first inning in a 7-4 win over the Seattle Mariners on Sunday.

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Athletics @ Seattle Mariners on July 7, 2019

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