The Seattle Mariners walked off the New York Yankees to avoid being swept and giving Seattle a 7-3 record over the course on the ten game homestand! Cal Raleigh's base hit into right field scored ghost-runner Jose Caballero in the bottom of the tenth, as George Kirby's incredible eight-inning shutout performance was the story.

In their second loss in as many days, the Seattle Mariners were blown out by the New York Yankees as the Yankees took the series. A 10-2 win saw Mariners starter Logan Gilbert struggle, ending his outing in four innings while the Seattle bats were only able to push two runs across.

The Seattle Mariners opened up their series against the New York Yankees with a thumping loss to those Bronx Bombers, 10-4, as young and impressive starter Bryce Miller struggled. Superstar Aaron Judge had a huge night, with two homers and robbed a homer.

The Seattle Mariners, with a 4-3 win over the New York Yankees on August 10th, would win their first season series against the Bronx Bombers since 2002. The big win was highlighted by a solid outing pitching wise by Robbie Ray, a Sam Haggerty solo homer to break up a no hitter, and a go ahead homer by Carlos Santana to give the Mariners a lead they would never look back from.

In a game of the year candidate, the Seattle Mariners toppled the New York Yankees by the score of 1-0 in 13 long innings. Luis Castillo made his T-Mobile Park debut and dazzled fans with an 8 innings shutout masterclass.

In game one of their three game series, the New York Yankees clubbed the Seattle Mariners by a score of 9-4. The Bronx Bombers got after starter Logan Gilbert early, and the Mariners simply could not do much to keep themselves in the game offensively.