Mariners score three runs, two broken bats, beat Angels in extras
Lookout Landing • • general
Key Points:
- The 1982 Seattle Mariners, despite a losing record, featured one of the franchise's best pitching staffs, led by Floyd Bannister, Jim Beattie, and Gaylord Perry, who secured his 300th win that year.
- The current Mariners, facing early-season struggles from key hitters Cal Raleigh and Julio Rodríguez, secured a hard-fought win against the Angels with strong pitching performances from Bryan Woo and the bullpen.
- Bryan Woo delivered a near-flawless outing with seven scoreless innings and only one hit allowed, showcasing poise and skill reminiscent of an ace pitcher.
- The Mariners overcame offensive challenges and defensive pressures, with contributions from young players like Cole Young and a timely hit from Josh Naylor, highlighting the team's resilience.
- The contrast between the Mariners' modest 1982 expectations and the higher hopes for the 2026 squad underscores the significance of this gritty victory early in the season.
