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Candelario grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Nola.

Dixon grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Nola.

Grounded out, shortstop Crawford to first baseman Nola.

Hicks homered to right on the first pitch.

Murphy homered to left on a 2-2 count, Vogelbach scored.

Homered to left on a 2-2 count, Vogelbach scored.

Mariners

Smith singled to center, Seager scored, Narváez to third.

Singled to center, Seager scored, Narváez to third.

Tigers second.  Castellanos grounded out, second baseman Moore to first baseman Nola.  Dixon homered to left on a 1-2 count.  Candelario lined out to center fielder Smith.  Goodrum flied out to right fielder Negrón.

Tigers third.  Hicks homered to right on the first pitch.  Mercer lined out to third baseman Seager.  Jones grounded out, third baseman Seager to first baseman Nola.  Castro grounded out, first baseman Nola to pitcher Kikuchi.

Mariners seventh.  Vogelbach doubled to center.  Murphy homered to left on a 2-2 count, Vogelbach scored.  Seager fouled out to first baseman Dixon.  Farmer pitching.  Nola grounded out, shortstop Mercer to first baseman Dixon.  Negrón singled to left.  Negrón stole second.  Moore walked.  Smith was hit by a pitch, Negrón to third, Moore to second.  Ramirez pitching.  Crawford lined out to center fielder Jones.

Mariners ninth.  Cisnero pitching.  Seager singled to center.  Nola sacrificed, first baseman Dixon to second baseman Castro, Seager to second.  Narváez pinch-hitting for Negrón.  Narváez was intentionally walked.  Court pinch-hitting for Moore.  Court lined out to left fielder Goodrum.  On Cisnero's wild pitch, Seager to third, Narváez to second.  Smith singled to center, Seager scored, Narváez to third.

This will be the first matchup of the season between these teams. Since 2016, the Mariners are 10-1 against the Tigers in Seattle -- that .909 winning percentage is the third-highest by one team against another team from its own league at home in that span.

The Tigers are coming off being swept in a two-game series to the Phillies, the 11th time this season they've been swept -- the most in the majors. They've either lost or tied their last 15 series, the worst stretch by the club in a single season since the 119-loss 2003 team also went 15 straight winless series. The franchise's longest stretch for consecutive series without a win in a single season is 16 in 1996.

Nicholas Castellanos has four doubles in his last four games, increasing his major league-leading total to 36. Since 1969, only two Tigers have ever led the majors in doubles at the end of the season: Miguel Cabrera (48 in 2011) and Magglio Ordonez (54 in 2007).

The Mariners were third in the AL in scoring in June at 5.46 runs per game but are last in the league this month at 3.59. They've lost a franchise-record 39 consecutive games when scoring three runs or fewer, the longest such stretch by any team in a single season since the 2008 Braves lost 45 in row plating three or less.

Marco Gonzales, scheduled to start Saturday, won his 11th game of the season Monday, and has been responsible for 26.2 percent of Seattle's wins (11/42). Gonzales has a 7.51 run support average since June 7 -- third-highest among AL hurlers with at least 45 innings pitched.

Daniel Vogelbach hit a pair of homers in Wednesday's win over the Rangers, and his last four hits have all been home runs. The Mariners have won eight of the last nine games that Vogelbach has homered in, and are 17-5 this season when he goes deep.

HP - Barksdale, 1B - Danley, 2B - Tumpane, 3B - Barrett

Hours before the Detroit Tigers and host Seattle Mariners, who are in last place in their respective divisions in the American League, began a four-game series Thursday night, Felix Hernandez took the mound at T-Mobile Park for the first time since late April.
The 15-year Mariners veteran threw 22 pitches in a live batting practice session against rookies Dylan Moore and Tim Lopes.

M's have winning streak, hope going for them vs. Tigers

SEATTLE (AP)  Mallex Smith still has things to learn about being an everyday center fielder in the major leagues. But a sure sign that the lessons are starting to sink in came Friday night.
The 26-year-old speedster hit a sharp single up the middle with two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning to score Kyle Seager and give the Seattle Mariners a 3-2 win over the reeling Detroit Tigers.

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Detroit Tigers @ Seattle Mariners on July 27, 2019

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