For the Seattle Mariners, this season has been one of duality. On the one hand, several players have performed well, some rising to lofty expectations, others surpassing what was expected. On the other hand, some have fallen far below what was promised. For every time one aspect of the team has succeeded, it seems there are two more examples of other parts failing and holding them back. Tonight, they were a paltry 2-for-12 with runners in scoring position, but would you believe me if I told you that their 126 wRC+ in the same situation ranks fifth league wide?
A Seattle Mariners team at war with itself loses first half of today’s battle to Los Angeles Angels
