Giving up 6, 6, and 9 runs is no way to win a series. Neither is scoring 3, 3, and 1, of course, but it’s hewing a bit closer to the T-Mobile Park median than the offensive offensive allowances Seattle ceded to the Blue Jays this weekend. Nearly every member of the roster played, many of them struggling. The outlier is Leo Rivas, the odd utilityman out with the return of Dylan Moore. Only the unscheduled starters Bryan Woo and Emerson Hancock, along with stranded closer Andrés Muñoz, played less of a role in the Mariners unseemly sweep at the hands of Toronto this weekend.
Leo Rivas is not here to hit
