Randy Arozarena struck two circuits and rolled in four points and Cal Raleigh went deeply for the 33rd time at the top of the major leagues this season while the Seattle Mariners beat the Kansas City Royals on Monday.
Leaving the Mariners George Kirby (2-4) granted one point on three strokes in six rounds while the navy won their second consecutive victory and their sixth in the last nine games. The right -hander did not have a paste and withdrew five years.
The Royals have lost nine games for the eighth time.
The starter of Kansas City, Michael Wacha (4-8), crossed the first 3 2/3 rounds, allowing no race on a safe blow, before Rozarena goes deep to the right to equalize the score at 1.
The navies broke the draw with four points in the fifth. Cole Young, JP Crawford and Julio Rodriguez started the round with simple to load the basics. Raleigh gave Seattle the advantage with a sacrifice fly on the right before Rozarena hit a three-point shot in the center to do it 5-1.
Wacha made five rounds and granted five points at eight strokes, with two bullet goals and a removal with the stick.
Raleigh added in the advance of the navy with an explosion in the center leading the bottom of the seventh against the lifter of the Royals Daniel Lynch IV.
Bobby Witt Jr. rolled in both points for the Royals, who have only scored 20 points in their last nine games – with nine of those who come to their only victory during this period.
Kansas City scored its first round with a rally of two third rounds. Kyle ISBEL and Johnathan India chose before Witt hit a lining from the glove of the second second goal from Cole Young to Plate Isbel.
The Royals added a race in the eighth off Trent Thornton after loading the basics with an outing while John Rave chose, Isbel walked and India was affected by land. Rave scored while Witt ended in a force.
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