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Mariners blow big lead to lose in ninth

BOSTON – It didn’t much matter which arm acting Mariners manager Robby Thompson used to wave at the bullpen. None of the Seattle relievers could get anyone out. One night after blowing a lead and losing to Boston in 15 innings, the Mariners coughed up a six-run lead in regulation on Thursday night, giving up six runs in the bottom of the ninth to lose 8-7 to the Red Sox.
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No relief in sight as M’s blow lead in 9th

One night after blowing a lead and losing to Boston in 15 innings, the Mariners coughed up a six-run lead in regulation on Thursday night, giving up six runs in the bottom of the ninth to lose 8-7 to the Red Sox. M's reliever Oliver Perez, who blew a seventh-inning lead on Wednesday night, gave up a two-run single to Shane Victorino and an RBI base hit to Dustin Pedroia before striking out lefty David Ortiz. Yoervis Medina came in, but Jonny Gomes singled in another run to tie it. After Stephen Drew walked, Daniel Nava lined a ball over the center fielder’s head to win it.
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M’s recall Morse, DFA ex-Zag Bay

SEATTLE – Outfielder Michael Morse has been recalled from his rehabilitation assignment by the Seattle Mariners and veteran outfielder Jason Bay has been designated for assignment. Morse had been on a rehab assignment in Tacoma while recovering from a quad injury that landed him on the disabled list.
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Temporary service

SEATTLE – When the Mariners were in Cincinnati in early July, Reds manager Dusty Baker told Robby Thompson he thought he was ready to manage. The two have been close since Baker was Thompson’s hitting coach, and later his manager, with the Giants. Thompson, in fact, began his coaching career on Baker’s San Francisco staff in 2000 and 2001. Baker told Thompson in July he would be happy to help spread his name around the game as a managerial candidate.
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Thompson’s temporary service to Mariners

SEATTLE – When the Mariners were in Cincinnati in early July, Reds manager Dusty Baker told Robby Thompson he thought he was ready to manage. The two have been close since Baker was Thompson’s hitting coach, and later his manager, with the Giants. Thompson, in fact, began his coaching career on Baker’s San Francisco staff in 2000 and 2001. Baker told Thompson in July he would be happy to help spread his name around the game as a managerial candidate. Thompson, who had been Eric Wedge’s bench coach in Seattle since his hiring in 2011, told Baker to hold off, for the time being. “I want to make sure I’m 100 percent in,” Thompson told Baker. “I don’t know how or when I’m going to know that, but I want to make sure I’m like you and Eric: All in.”
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Rookies spark Mariners’ win over Minnesota

SEATTLE – Nick Franklin and Brad Miller, two infielders who were toiling in Seattle’s minor league system a couple of months ago, are having a major impact on the big league club. Franklin homered twice, including a three-run shot, and Miller had two hits and scored two runs in a 6-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday.
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Rookies lead Mariners past Twins

Nick Franklin homered twice, including a three-run shot, and Brad Miller had two hits and scored two runs in a 6-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Sunday. “They spark us up the middle defensively,” Mariners acting manager Robby Thompson said. “They spark us at the top of the order. It’s not often you see a couple guys come up from Triple-A and hit 1-2 in the order in a short period of time. They’ve done a great job for us.” Chris Colabello hit a two-run homer for the Twins, but Endy Chavez robbed him of a second one to keep Seattle close in the early innings.