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APRIL 29, 2001
Today is the rubber game in the series in Chicago between the Mariners and the White Sox. Today concludes the Mariners road trip and will be their last game in the month of April.
OTHER GAMES SCHEDULED
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 10-14 at Detroit Tigers 9-14
Oakland Athletics 13-11 at New York Yankees 14-10
Anaheim Angels 9-15 at Toronto Blue Jays 12-12
Kansas City Royals 12-12 at Boston Red Sox 12-12
Texas Rangers 8-16 at Cleveland Indians 15-8
Baltimore Orioles 12-12 at Minnesota Twins 10-12
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal Expos 14-10 at Milwaukee Brewers 5-18
New York Mets 13-10 at St Louis Cardinals 11-12
Florida Marlins 8-16 at Houston Astros 14-9
Atlanta Braves 13-12 at Arizona Diamondbacks 11-13
Cincinnati Reds 12-11 at Colorado Rockies 11-11
Philadelphia Phillies 13-11 at Los Angeles Dodgers 11-13
Pittsburgh Pirates 9-14 at San Diego Padres 13-11
Chicago Cubs 11-11 at San Francisco Giants 18-5
SEATTLE MARINERS (16-8) AT CHICAGO WHITE SOX (13-9)
MATCHUPS
SP Aaron Sele vs David Wells Advantage Chicago
C Dan Wilson vs Mark L Johnson Advantage Seattle
1B John Olerud vs Paul Konerko Advantage Seattle
2B Bret Boone vs Ray Durham Advantage Seattle
3B David Bell vs Jose Valentin Advantage Chicago
SS Carlos Guillen vs Royce Clayton Advantage Seattle
LF Mark T McLemore vs Carlos Lee Advantage Seattle
CF Mike Cameron vs Chris Singleton Advantage Seattle
RF Ichiro Suzuki vs Magglio Ordonez Advantage Push
DH Edgar Martinez vs Jose Canseco Advantage Seattle
Overall Advantage Seattle
Both pitchers were perfect through three.
After three: Seattle 0 Chicago 0.
In the top of the fourth, Cameron drew a lead off walk for the Mariners first baserunner of the game. Suzuki followed with a single for the Mariners first hit of the game. Martinez then put the Mariners on the board with an RBI double. Boone was next and he scored Suzuki with a sacrifice fly. Martinez scored from third when Bell grounded to second.
In the bottom of the fourth, Ordonez put the White Sox on the board with a 390 foot two-out solo home run.
In the top of the fifth, rain began to fall.
In the bottom of the fifth, the rain stopped. Lee hit a 410 foot solo shot to make it a one-run game.
In the bottom of the sixth, Durham tied the game with a 364 foot solo home run. Konerko gave the White Sox the lead with a two-out two-run 379 foot blast.
After six: Chicago 5 Seattle 3.
In the bottom of the seventh, Norm Charlton took the mound for the Mariners.
In the top of the eighth, the rain began to fall again. Martinez tied the game with a 376 foot two-run bomb. With the bases empty and two out, play was stopped for a 46 minute rain delay.
In the top of the ninth, Bob Howry took the mound for the White Sox.
In the bottom of the ninth, with bases empty and one out, Joel Pineiro took the mound for the Mariners and sent the game into extra innings.
After nine: Seattle 5 Chicago 5.
In the top of the tenth, Cameron led off with a 380 foot homer to put the Mariners back in front. With bases empty and one out, Lorenzo Barcelo took the mound for the White Sox.
In the bottom of the tenth, Kazuhiro Sasaki took the mound for the Mariners. The White Sox loaded the bases with one out. Sasaki struck out Canseco and two were gone. Sasaki then got Ordonez swinging for a game-ending strikeout.
The Mariners got 10 hits in the win. Four Mariners pitchers combined to throw 10 strikeouts.
Final score: Seattle 6 Chicago 5 10 innings.
PLAYER OF THE GAME
Edgar Martinez 2 for 5, 2B, HR, 3 RBI, 2 R
OTHER SCORES
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 5 Detroit Tigers 4 16 innings
New York Yankees 4 Oakland Athletics 2
Anaheim Angels 5 Toronto Blue Jays 3
Boston Red Sox 16 Kansas City Royals 6
Cleveland Indians 13 Texas Rangers 1
Baltimore Orioles 7 Minnesota Twins 0
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal Expos 5 Milwaukee Brewers 3
St Louis Cardinals 1 New York Mets 0
Florida Marlins 4 Houston Astros 3
Atlanta Braves 5 Arizona Diamondbacks 3
Cincinnati Reds 7 Colorado Rockies 4
Philadelphia Phillies 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 2
San Diego Padres 4 Pittsburgh Pirates 2
Chicago Cubs 3 San Francisco Giants 2 12 innings
TOP PERFORMERS
1. Brian Daubach Boston Red Sox 3 for 5, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 3 R
2. Ellis Burks Cleveland Indians 3 for 5, 2B, HR, 5 RBI, 3 R
3. Andy Benes St Louis Cardinals 7.2 IP, 3 H, 0 ER, 2 BB, 8 K, W
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