Anthony Rendon hit a three-run home run – his third in last two games – and the Washington Nationals cruised to a 5-1 win over the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday at Nationals Park.

Game 47: The Seattle Mariners (20-26) look to end a four-game losing streak and face the Washington Nationals (27-17) at 4:05 p.m. in the second of a three-game series at Nationals Park. The Mariners fell to the Nats 10-1 in a sloppy, sloggy rain-soaked mess on Tuesday. Starter Christian Bergman was allowed to absorb the beating and allowed 10 runs on 14 hits, including an eight-run fourth inning when he coughed up four home runs, including a mammoth shot by Nats perennial All-Star and former N.L. MVP Bryce Harper.

Seattle Mariners reliever Emilio Pagan pitched four solid innings in Tuesday’s 10-1 loss to the Washington Nationals at Nationals Park.

Daniel Vogelbach hit a two-run home run and had two hits, driving in three, and Tyler Cloyd allowed just three hits over five innings as the Tacoma Rainiers (28-16) beat the Fresno Grizzlies (18-28) 8-0 on Tuesday.

Washington rocks Mariners starter Christian Bergman for 10 runs in four innings. Anthony Rendon leads the Nationals’ assault with two homers and five RBIs. Mariners have been outscored 34-3 in their last three games.

Christian Bergman was lit up and allowed to absorb even more punishment and the Seattle Mariners were pounded by the N.L. East-leading Washington Nationals 10-1 on Tuesday at Nationals Park.

The Seattle Mariners (20-25) travel to the Nation’s Capital to face the Washington Nationals (26-17) in a three-game interleague series at Nationals Park.

Manager Scott Servais knows it’s a cliche and he regrets using it as often as he has in recent weeks. At times, he’s even apologetic. But this is where he and the Mariners find themselves now.

This past weekend I decided to become reacquainted with Safeco Field.

Yolmer Sanchez had a two-run single in Chicago’s five-run first inning, Derek Holland pitched eight strong innings and the White Sox beat the Seattle Mariners 8-1 on Sunday.

Seattle Mariners infielder Mike Freeman pitched the ninth inning of Saturday night’s 16-1 loss to the Chicago White Sox, the seventh time in club history that a position player has pitched for the M’s.