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Bryan Woo stared blankly into the left-field bleachers after his third pitch on Sunday afternoon, an 0-2 sweeper that Fernando Tatis Jr. extended his barrel at to uncork a pull-side homer. It wasn’t exactly a mistake pitch,
The Mariners' Cal Raleigh and Bryan Woo are on their way to making sure the rest of the country knows who they are — not just those in Seattle.
Bob Stelton (Wyman & Bob) reacts to the Mariners sweep over the Padres, including the stellar starting pitching and lockdown bullpen. ---- 0:00 - Reaction sw
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That’s a good thing for San Diego, which figures to look for a left fielder or maybe a catcher at the trade deadline
Cal Raleigh hit a sky-scraping home run, and the Mariners' pitching staff shut down the Padres for the second game in a row Saturday night at Petco Park.
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