The Mariners bounced back from a 1-5 homestand with a sweep in San Diego, outscoring the Padres 15-3 in three games. The rotation was good, the bullpen was good, and the lineup was good. The Mariners now hold the top spot in the AL West heading into one of the “friendlier” stretches of the season — three of their next six series are against the AL’s cellar dwellers. It comes at a good time, too. The Mariners lineup has cooled to average in May after having one of the org’s best months ever in April. But they’ve shown massive home-road splits this month, with a .
Series Preview: Mariners (26-19) at White Sox (14-33)
