These cardiac kids that call themselves Seattle Mariners …
They pulled off another late-inning rally for another win, although the final score would indicate they won by twice as many runs as any of the final results from their past six games.
But this was without Dee Gordon, without Jean Segura and Robinson Cano, their top three in the order at what feels like a distant time ago this season.
Ryon Healy didn’t so much appear to care when he stepped to the plate with two outs and with two runners on in the bottom of the eighth inning, tattooing a line drive to left field that got past Eddie Rosario, rolled to the wall and had him standing at second base and pumping his fists with a go-ahead two-run double.