Mariners suffer worst blowout in franchise history
The Seattle Mariners suffered their worst loss in franchise history, a 22-0 shutout by the Milwaukee Brewers.
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What happened
The team was shut out by the Milwaukee Brewers, who scored 22 runs. This is the largest shutout in Major League Baseball since 1900. The Brewers tied their own franchise record for most runs scored in a single game. The Mariners' loss is notable for its historical significance.
The Seattle Times and ESPN both noted that this is the worst blowout in the Mariners' 45-year history. The Brewers' offensive performance was also remarkable, as they tied their own franchise record for most runs scored in a game. The Brewers' victory improves their record to 77-48, while the Mariners fall to 59-66. The Mariners' loss is a stark reminder of the team's struggles this season.
The team has been plagued by injuries and inconsistent play, leading to a disappointing record. The Brewers, on the other hand, have been one of the most consistent teams in the league, with a strong offense and solid pitching. The Mariners will look to bounce back from this loss as they continue their season.
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Coverage (5)
- Brewers 22, Mariners 0: Milwaukee ties franchise record for runs Milwaukee Journal Sentinel · 2h ago
- Eternal sunshine of the Mariners mind: Mariners lose big to Brewers, 22-0 Lookout Landing · 2h ago
- Game Discussion: Milwaukee Brewers (77-48) vs. Seattle Mariners (59-66) Brew Crew Ball · 2h ago
- Brewers tie largest shutout since 1900 with 22-0 win over M's ESPN · 2h ago
- Mariners suffer worst blowout in franchise history The Seattle Times · 2h ago
Questions people are asking
What was the final score of the game between the Mariners and the Brewers?
The final score was 22-0 in favor of the Brewers.
How does this loss affect the Mariners' season?
The Mariners' record falls to 59-66 with this loss. The team has struggled with injuries and inconsistent play this season.
What is the significance of the Brewers' performance in this game?
The Brewers tied their franchise record for most runs scored in a game with 22 runs. This is also the largest shutout in Major League Baseball since 1900.
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