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NYY #23 · 01-05-2015, 07:13 PM

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The Mariners were trailing 2-0 heading in to the seventh inning, down to our final 9 outs of the season.

Christian Lambert would walk to lead off the inning, but Kenny Schultz would fly out to take us down to 8 outs. A walk by Norm Bryant would put runners on first and second, and a single by Nick Davis would break up the Cardinals' shutout. We'd then get a single by Brit Smith to tie the game at two.

That led to an RBI single from Carlos Contreras, a double by Chris Frost which drove in two runs, a double by Brett Lawrie that would drive in two runs, and a single by Kenny Schultz. The 7 run seventh inning would be just what the doctor order and we held on for the 9-2 win to avoid the sweep.

Doug Richardson would get the win in relief of Vicente Cano, striking out the only batter he faced. Melvin Gross would pitch a hitless seventh, while Daniel Carey would close out the game with two hitless innings.

Juan Diaz will be making perhaps his final start for the Mariners tomorrow in Game 5.

01-05-2015, 07:13 PM	#1876
NYY #23 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Philadelphia Posts: 13,112	10/26/2023 - World Series Game 4 The Mariners were trailing 2-0 heading in to the seventh inning, down to our final 9 outs of the season. Christian Lambert would walk to lead off the inning, but Kenny Schultz would fly out to take us down to 8 outs. A walk by Norm Bryant would put runners on first and second, and a single by Nick Davis would break up the Cardinals' shutout. We'd then get a single by Brit Smith to tie the game at two. That led to an RBI single from Carlos Contreras, a double by Chris Frost which drove in two runs, a double by Brett Lawrie that would drive in two runs, and a single by Kenny Schultz. The 7 run seventh inning would be just what the doctor order and we held on for the 9-2 win to avoid the sweep. Doug Richardson would get the win in relief of Vicente Cano, striking out the only batter he faced. Melvin Gross would pitch a hitless seventh, while Daniel Carey would close out the game with two hitless innings. Juan Diaz will be making perhaps his final start for the Mariners tomorrow in Game 5.