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APRIL 24, 2001
The Mariners begin a six-game road trip tonight with a three-game series in New York against the Yankees. The Mariners are 8-1 on the road so far this season. The Yankees are 6-3 at home.
OTHER GAMES SCHEDULED
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Texas Rangers 7-13 at Toronto Blue Jays 9-11
Kansas City Royals 10-9 at Tampa Bay Devil Rays 7-12
Minnesota Twins 7-10 at Boston Red Sox 10-9
Baltimore Orioles 9-10 at Detroit Tigers 7-11
Anaheim Angels 7-12 at Cleveland Indians 12-6.
Oakland Athletics 11-8 at Chicago White Sox 10-7
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Mets 10-8 at Milwaukee Brewers 4-14
Montreal Expos 10-9 at St Louis Cardinals 9-9
Atlanta Braves 10-10 at Houston Astros 11-8
Florida Marlins 7-13 at Arizona Diamondbacks 9-10
Chicago Cubs 11-7 at Colorado Rockies 9-9
Pittsburgh Pirates 7-11 at Los Angeles Dodgers 9-10
Philadelphia Phillies 11-8 at San Diego Padres 9-10
Cincinnati Reds 9-9 at San Francisco Giants 14-4
SEATTLE MARINERS (14-5) AT NEW YORK YANKEES (11-8)
MATCHUPS
SP Aaron Sele vs Mike Mussina Advantage New York
C Dan Wilson vs Jorge Posada Advantage New York
1B John Olerud vs Tino Martinez Advantage Seattle
2B Bret Boone vs Chuck Knoblauch Advantage Seattle
3B David Bell vs Luis Sojo Advantage Seattle
SS Carlos Guillen vs Derek Jeter Advantage New York
LF Mark T McLemore vs Shane Spencer Advantage Seattle
CF Mike Cameron vs Bernie F Williams Advantage New York
RF Ichiro Suzuki vs David Justice Advantage Seattle
DH Edgar Martinez vs Alfonso Soriano Advantage Seattle
Overall Advantage Seattle
In the bottom of the first, Jeter put the Yankees on the board with a run-scoring single. Jeter went on to score from third when Soriano grounded to third. Tino Martinez added a two-out RBI single.
In the top of the second, Bell put the Mariners on the board with a two-out RBI double.
In the bottom of the second, Jeter got a two-out RBI single.
In the bottom of the third, the Yankees loaded the bases with nobody out. Justice popped into the infield fly rule for the first out. Spencer then brought a run in with a sacrifice fly.
After three: New York 5 Seattle 1.
In the bottom of the fifth, Joel Pineiro took the mound for the Mariners.
After six: New York 5 Seattle 1.
In the bottom of the seventh, the Yankees loaded the bases with two out. Norm Charlton took the mound for the Mariners and got Tino Martinez to fly to right to end the inning.
In the bottom of the eighth, Ryan Franklin took the mound for the Mariners. Justice greeted him with a 432 foot lead off homer. Spencer scored from third when Knoblauch grounded into the 6-4 fielder's choice.
In the top of the ninth, Bell added a meaningless RBI single.
The Yankees got 13 hits in the win.
Final score: New York 7 Seattle 2.
PLAYER OF THE GAME
Mike Mussina 9.0 IP, 9 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 10 K
OTHER SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Toronto Blue Jays 4 Texas Rangers 3
Kansas City Royals 10 Tampa Bay Devil Rays 1
Boston Red Sox 8 Minnesota Twins 4
Detroit Tigers 3 Baltimore Orioles 1
Anaheim Angels 3 Cleveland Indians 2
Chicago White Sox 5 Oakland Athletics 3
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York Mets 6 Milwaukee Brewers 3 12 innings
St Louis Cardinals 7 Montreal Expos 6
Houston Astros 7 Atlanta Braves 6
Arizona Diamondbacks 9 Florida Marlins 3
Colorado Rockies 8 Chicago Cubs 7
Pittsburgh Pirates 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 2
San Diego Padres 7 Philadelphia Phillies 6 11 innings
San Francisco Giants 5 Cincinnati Reds 3
TOP PERFORMERS
1. Doug Glanville Philadelphia Phillies 2 for 3, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 2 R, 2 BB
2. Juan Pierre Colorado Rockies 4 for 5, HR, 3 RBI, R
3. Vladimir Guerrero Montreal Expos 2 for 4, 2 HR, 4 RBI, 2 R
Florida Marlins manager John Boles got into a heated argument with a reporter following the Marlins loss to Arizona.
Pittsburgh Pirates SP Jason Schmidt and Los Angeles Dodgers SP Darren Dreifort have each been suspended for 10 games following a bench-clearing brawl in tonight's game.
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