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Piscotty flied out to right fielder Moore.

Grossman hit a ground-rule double to center, Kemp scored.

Hit a ground-rule double to center, Kemp scored.

Semien flied out to center fielder Lewis, Grossman to third.

Flied out to center fielder Lewis, Grossman to third.

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Seager singled to center, Crawford scored, Nola scored, Lewis to second.

Singled to center, Crawford scored, Nola scored, Lewis to second.

Pinder homered to right on a 1-2 count, Canha scored.

Homered to right on a 1-2 count, Canha scored.

Mariners third.  Vogelbach flied out to left fielder Canha.  Moore struck out.  Crawford singled to right.  Nola singled to center, Crawford to second.  Lewis walked, Crawford to third, Nola to second.  Seager singled to center, Crawford scored, Nola scored, Lewis to second.  Lewis was out advancing, center fielder Laureano to third baseman Chapman, Lewis out.

Athletics seventh.  Margevicius pitching.  Laureano struck out.  Canha hit a ground-rule double to right.  Olson struck out.  Pinder homered to right on a 1-2 count, Canha scored.  Davis struck out.

Athletics tenth.  Hudson in as catcher.  Altavilla pitching.  On initial placement, Davis to second.  Kemp pinch-running for Davis.  Piscotty flied out to right fielder Moore.  Grossman pinch-hitting for Murphy.  Grossman hit a ground-rule double to center, Kemp scored.  Semien flied out to center fielder Lewis, Grossman to third.  Chapman struck out.

 The Athletics and Mariners are dead-even in the 328 games they have played at Seattle with 164 wins apiece. But the M's hold a 103--89 home-field edge against the A's since opening T-Mobile Park in 1999—known, of course, as Safeco Field until last season.

 Bob Melvin is a familiar face in the opposing dugout, and the Mariners have fared well against him. Seattle's total of 93 wins over Melvin (93-74) trails only Mike Scioscia (164-191) and Tom Kelly (97-79).

 Taijuan Walker, who has returned to the Mariners after three injury-filled seasons with Arizona, was 21 years old when he earned his first major-league victory for Seattle in 2013.  No pitcher that young has won a game for the Mariners since then.

 Kyle Seager enters this series with 199 career home runs, all for the Mariners. Seager can become the 12th active player with 200+ homers for his current team. That group includes Ryan Zimmerman, who has opted out of playing this season (270 HR for Washington).

 All but four of Kyle Lewis' 29 at-bats this season have resulted in a hit (13) or a strikeout (12).  Lewis has an astronomical .733 BABIP (batting average on balls in play).

 Khris Davis is the first Athletics player to go hitless in his first 15 at-bats of a season since Tyler Ladendorf went 0-for-15 to start 2016. If Davis extends his streak, it will be the longest by an A's player since Coco Crisp went 26 ABs without a hit to start the 2015 season.

HP - Miller, 1B - Moscoso, 2B - Eddings, 3B - Drake

SEATTLE (AP)  Pinch-hitter Robbie Grossman lined an RBI double to score Tony Kemp in the top of the 10th inning, and the Oakland Athletics rallied for a 3-2 win over the Seattle Mariners on Saturday night.
Oakland snapped a three-game losing streak, escaping a major jam in the bottom of the ninth inning before Grossman came through in the 10th. Hitting for Ryan Murphy, Grossman lined Dan Altavilla's pitch into the right-center field gap to easily score Kemp.

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Athletics @ Seattle Mariners on August 2, 2020

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