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The Seattle Mariners lost 3-2 to the Atlanta Braves despite a two-run homer from J.P. Crawford and a strong start from George Kirby. The Mariners failed to capitalize on scoring opportunities throughout the game.
Seattle Mariners Fail to Capitalize on Opportunities in 3-2 Loss to Atlanta Braves
SEATTLE — A two-run home run from shortstop J.P. Crawford and a seven-inning quality start from starting pitcher George Kirby wasn't enough for the Seattle Mariners, who fell 3-2 to the Atlanta Braves on Tuesday at T-Mobile Park.
Kirby and Braves starter Bryce Elder both put up "zeroes" through the first two innings. After Kirby retired the side in order in the top of the third, Elder blinked first.
Elder gave up a lead-off walk to catcher Mitch Garver in a seven-pitch plate appearance. After Elder got third baseman Leo Rivas out on a fly ball, Crawford stepped to the plate and hit his second two-run homer in as many games.
Crawford's blast gave the Mariners a 2-0 lead.
Despite finishing with a quality start — his fifth in eight starts this season — Kirby wasn't able to finish without any blemishes.
In the top of the fourth, Kirby allowed one-out singles to Atlanta second baseman Ozzie Albies and first baseman Matt Olson.
Albies advanced to third on Olson's hit and the latter moved to second on the attempted put-out at third thrown by M's right fielder Luke Raley.
Two batters later, Braves center fielder hit a two-RBI double that tied the game 2-2.
Key moments included J.P. Crawford's two-run homer and George Kirby's seven-inning quality start, but the Mariners could not convert additional opportunities.
J.P. Crawford hit a two-run home run for the Seattle Mariners during the game against the Atlanta Braves.
George Kirby delivered a strong performance with a seven-inning quality start, but it wasn't enough to secure a win for the Mariners.
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The hit was a dribbler that stayed just fair of the first base line.
"I don't think they made any good swings in that inning," Kirby said after the game. "I thought I executed really well, they just kind of found a hole. I'm gonna keep doing my thing, keep inducing weak contact and those will eventually go my way. ... I don't know. I threw that ball (to Dubon) four balls off the plate. I don't even want to talk about that one, that one's just ridiculous."
Kirby bounced back after the pair of runs in the fourth inning and finished his outing with five strikeouts, one walk and two earned runs allowed on five hits in seven innings pitched.
Neither team was able to break the tie until the ninth inning. With two-time All-Star closer Andres Munoz on the mound, Olson hit a go-ahead, and eventual game-winning, solo home run to left-center field to give Atlanta a 3-2 lead.
It was Olson's second home run of the series and fourth in five games.
"(Olson's) done it twice on us," M's manager Dan Wilson said after the game. "He's a tough hitter, there's no question. You know that going in. He's one of the best in the league and you got to make pitches against him. Even sometimes when you make good pitches against him, he's able to handle them."
Seattle (17-20) was unable to move first baseman Josh Naylor, who represented the game-tying run, home from second base in the bottom of the ninth. Naylor reached via a one-out single and stole second. Left fielder Randy Arozarena struck out swinging and right fielder Dominic Canzone grounded out to end the game.
In between Atlanta's game-tying frame in the top of the fourth and the end of the game, the Mariners had four runners reach and had two in scoring position. They were retired in order in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth innings, respectively.
The Mariners finished the game 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position and left four on base.
The M's will try and win the overall series against the Braves in the rubber match at 1:10 p.m. PT on Wednesday at T-Mobile Park.
Bryan Woo will start for Seattle and Martin Perez will start for Atlanta.
The Braves are 5-0 in rubber matches this season.
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