Five Takeaways From Seattle Mariners 3-2 Win Over Cardinals

The Seattle Mariners rallied for a come-from-behind victory on Sunday afternoon to beat the St. Louis Cardinals again at Busch Stadium.

The 3-2 win has the Mariners at 14-15 overall, just one game under .500, and makes them winners of four straight. The M's, who were 1-8 on the road entering this series, just earned their second sweep of the season (Astros).

Here's what you need to know, in no particular order.

1) Emerson Hancock battles in a big way

It seemed apparent from the first inning that Hancock didn't have his best stuff, but a day after Bryan Woo only went three innings and the bullpen had to cover six, Hancock battled through six innings to save the 'pen the best he could. He gave up seven hits and two walks, but only surrendered two runs and struck out four.

He didn't factor into the decision, but he's got a stellar 2.86 ERA thus far.

2) Cole Young steps up again

Trailing 2-1 in the seventh inning, Young tied the game with a single to center field - on an 0-2 count.

Kudos to Connor Joe for his two-out double to set it up, and two-out magic is something Young has had this season.

As noted by Mike Lefko of Seattle Sports 710, that's nine two-out RBIs for Young this season.

3) Rob Refsnyder finds his groove

We saw Joe and Leo Rivas make huge contributions in , and Joe and Refsynder stepped up in this one. It was Refsnyder's pinch-hit homer in the ninth inning that gave the M's the 3-2 lead, marking his second straight Sunday with a homer to left field.