The Mariners were shut out for a second straight game, being held to four hits. That gives them a total of eight hits in the last two games.
“Offensively the last couple of games, it’s been a challenge for us,” manager Scott Servais said. “We just aren’t on the fastball.”
Seattle had a chance to scratch out at least a run in the bottom of the ninth. Dylan Moore led off with a double to right-center. But Jose Siri struck out, Tim Lopes grounded out and Jarred Kelenic struck out to end the game.
The Mariners’ pitching was solid in the game.