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Mariners wait until two outs to do anything, win

Tonight, the Mariners won what felt like their hundredth game against the Minnesota Twins.

It’s amazing how far we’ve come with James Paxton. The Big Maple started the game looking a little off, which just goes to show how great the man actually is. Paxton had not allowed a single hit in the first inning since May 2nd, so by “off” I simply mean that he allowed a leadoff single to Brian Dozier in two pitches. After the Dozier disruption, Paxton continued to be as Paxtonesque as can be, needing only a total of 15 pitches to end the first inning, 12 of which were strikes.