CLEVELAND -- Josh Tomlin has been unable to shake the struggles that have consumed the first month of his season. The Indians' starter had flashes of finding his rhythm on Sunday, but the troubles of his previous trips to the mound returned in swift and damaging fashion.
In a 10-4 loss to the Mariners, Tomlin surrendered six runs and a pair of home runs, sending Cleveland to its third loss in the four-game set with Seattle. It marked the third time in four starts this season that the right-hander gave up at least five runs and made Tomlin the first Major League pitcher to yield 10 home runs this season.