Mariners sweep Red Sox at Fenway with 25 runs in three games

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The Seattle Mariners defeated the Boston Red Sox 8-3 on Wednesday, winning the series at Fenway Park and scoring at least eight runs in all three games for a total of 25. Seattle's 8.33 runs per game in the series far exceeded their season average of 3.96, the second-lowest in baseball. The team used balanced hitting, drawing five walks and collecting 12 hits, while playing sharp defense with only one error in the two victories. The series win marks Seattle's second consecutive at Fenway, following a decade-long drought before 2025. The Mariners remain 66-74 but showed the resilient, balanced play expected of them, offering hope for a soft September schedule.


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