SEATTLE — Scoring runs has not been a problem lately for the Seattle Mariners. Scoring enough to win has been the issue.

SEATTLE – After overcoming a three-run deficit and then blowing two leads, the Seattle Mariners had the last word Tuesday night in a 7-6 walk-off victory over the Detroit Tigers in 11 innings. Robinson Cano’s line-drive single into the right-field corner ended it.

SEATTLE — Robinson Cano lined an RBI single into the right-field corner with one out in the 11th inning, giving the Seattle Mariners a 7-6 win over the Detroit Tigers on Tuesday night.

The gathering of baseball’s stars next week in Cincinnati will include the King. Seattle Mariners ace Felix Hernandez was among the pitchers selected Monday to the American League roster for All-Star Game on July 14 at Great American Ball Park.

SEATTLE — Hisashi Iwakuma is pitching again for the Seattle Mariners after nearly 11 weeks on the disabled list. But back? No, he’s not back in form. Not after giving up four homers in five-plus innings. And still…

OAKLAND, Calif. – They can’t all be shutouts for Mike Montgomery. The rookie left-hander couldn’t quite repeat what he’d done in his past two outings – tossing scoreless, complete-game gems. He finally allowed a run – but only one. And thanks to a shutdown effort from the Seattle bullpen behind him and the minimal run support required, Montgomery picked up his third straight win in the Mariners’ 2-1 victory over the Oakland A’s.

Seattle rookie Mike Montgomery put together another fine start and Seth Smith drove in both Seattle runs as the Mariners defeated Oakland 2-1 on Sunday.

Thursday: Want to hear something odd and strange? Robinson Cano had four hits last night. Yes, in one game. No, I haven’t been drinking. For just the third time in his Mariners career, though the first this season, Cano had four hits. They led to three RBIs. And a 7-0 win over San Diego. The win, the second consecutive shutout of the Padres, was the M’s first win in back-to-back games since June 20. And only the third since May 27. Back-to-back wins three times in more than a month?

OAKLAND, Calif. – Shutout, nine runs, shutout. It shouldn’t be the least bit surprising that a day after hitting four two-run homers, the Mariners were shut down by a pitcher, 2-0, that even knowledgeable fans might not have heard of before Saturday.