Cardinals vs. Mariners Game Highlights (9/8/25) | MLB Highlights

Cardinals vs. Mariners Game Highlights (9/8/25) | MLB Highlights

The Cardinals first game of the series. Brian w up on the mound and the Mariners certainly looking to keep the momentum going after the last two games in Atlanta. Here there’s an old song that is what a difference a day makes, but in the case of the Mariners , what a difference two days make when the Mariners on the offense will be New Bar who’s having a birthday today and it will be New Herrera and Burles in the bat for the Cardinals wearing their road grays ground ball and is the throw made in time. Yes, it is just able to get out of his glove, Leo Rivas getting the start tonight at second base and not an easy play right here. Having to go to his backside, gets it on the short hop. Doesn’t make the transition to his throwing arm smoothly but is still able to get off a strong throw to just nail. Nar about three ground balls from Brian woo. Keeping those guys lining their feet up the middle one, 23, the Cardinals at the top of the first inning. Miles Michael makes start number 28 for the Cardinals tonight. Mark he’s coming off a nice outing against the athletics back at the stadium and I think he has to mix and match and he’s done that. The last two starts only giving up one home run in those last two starts. He’s been excellent. Rose Arena has hit safely his last two games, three out of six , but who hasn’t hit their last two games for Seattle? The three two is strike three at the letters, Michael is with a big slider at the top of the zone. Freezes a Rose arena. There’s a good start. Here’s Raley, my goodness. What a sensational year for cal 53 home runs leading the league in home runs and RBIs with 113 runs batted in to right center. Victor Scott on the run lays out , makes a diving catch great play by Victor Scott the second to take away a hit from Raley goes out and sticks the landing. He has been excellent since he’s been back that angle, ankle injury, no score. So far as we go to the third inning, it’s been six up six down on both sides swing and a miss, well, a little wrinkle that time breaking ball gets to Jay Z and there is one third strikeout, a swing and a miss and a fastball running away from Jordan Walker right on cue, third straight strikeout for Wu he pops this one up. JP Crawford left field has faced the minimum over three innings, no score. And herrera will back for the second time. The one strike pitch to him is a hit in the center field for a base hit. That was good timing. Way to go. Iván Herrera. He’s aboard, that’s the first base hit for either club and it breaks the magic spell of Wu who retired the 1st 10 runner at first base. No score. Fourth innings. Alec Keys back off the A L. He grounded out his first time. That one well hit to center that ball is gone. Welcome back, Alec Burleson. A two run homer. The Cardinals strike first here in the fourth inning. Alec, welcome back a two run shot to straightaway center field and it’s two nothing Cardinals in the fourth chip. We talked about the presence that you have, especially Alec Belson and how he can handle all pitches, watch the location, but he gets the barrel to it, pulls his hands in nicely check swing. He goes around breaking ball gets the strikeout of Gorman two outs. Mason win at the plate. 2 to 2 swung on and Miss got him good slider strikeout number six for Wu 2 to 0. ST Louis bottom of the fourth inning laced left field touches down base hit randy makes the turn runs out from under his helmet and he’s in standing and save first hit a leadoff double by Rose Arena to begin the bottom of the fourth inning. Here’s Julio, it’s just been red hot chopping. Third base, Gorman and Gorman has no play. The Mariners have a 1st and 2nd. Here’s Josh Naylor lefties have hit. Michael is very hard this season batting 280 against him breaking ball back to the mound. Second base one, perfect throw a textbook double play. Miles. Michael is works around a leadoff double. He preserves a two nothing cardinal lead, the Cardinals two and the Mariners nothing as we head to the bottom of the fifth inning on this beautiful Monday night in Seattle or a Polanco to leave things off rote down the line and a fair ball extra bases for Polanco as he slides into the double and Polanco continues his hot hitting as he drills a double just fair down the right field line breaking ball softly hit toward first and Burles in a perfect flip two man out Polanco in the third two outs that brings up Victor Robles. Victor stung a ball his last time up but lined out to left field swing and a miss another leadoff double wasted by Seattle. Wow. Miles Michael is through five with a shutout end of the sixth inning Mariners and Cardinals on the hill facing victor scott strike three called it just grass the edge a strikeout tonight for Brian W and a shot to second and off the glove of Rivas. Happy birthday hit here in that 11 out. You’ve got Herrera the right handed hitter due up next and Then back to back lefties including Belson who stung the home run earlier tonight. Line Geno’s got it. The ball was tagged hard contact. The last two batters that one finds a glove two outs. No moving for the dugout who is going to face the lefty Burleson batting here on a 12 a strikeout. Bryan woo. Back to the career math another fine night for Brian woo. He goes six strong allowing just two runs. Unfortunately, for the Mariners , they’ve not scored. It’s two, nothing so. Miles Michaelis, he has pitched five shutout innings. He struck out two that is ruled a ball. Rivas earns the walk on pitch. Number nine of the plate appearance and the Mariners have the leadoff man aboard ground ball and it works its way through racing to third and the Mariners with an opportunity here, runners on the corners and nobody out Rose Arena stays hot. Oliver Marmol out of the dugout for a pitching change scored on and relief three and over the 5.45 a making his 22nd appearance of the year for ST Louis down 2 to 0 for the Mariners have Leo Rev on at third Randy throws Arena. The time run is at first base and here comes Cal Raley. Everyone in this building wants one thing. Nothing to swing at a four pitch walk and they’re loaded up. They are loaded for julio lined off the glove of win. Rebo is in everybody else up. The station. Mariners are on the board. It’s a one run game. A scorched single by Julio bases remain loaded up. Here. Is Naylor Naylor plugs this out to center field and it short hops the wall. He thunders home julio play at the plate throw gives him in plenty of time. He is out but the Mariners have taken the lead on josh Naylor’s Tracer to center field. A two RB I double and the Mariners have taken the lead. It is 3 to 2. Naylor is the third base. He swipes another bag. This guy is incredible steal number 25 on the season for josh Naylor fly ball hanging up in right field. Walker makes the catch and you know what, what a heady play that stolen base is enormous. It aids in a sacrifice fly that nearly got out. It’s a two run lead for the Mariners and munoz senior. Your smoke is on it looking for the final three outs in this ballgame one out in the ninth for Iván Herrera. There’s the base on balls tying run to the plate with one out. Here’s Burleson who hit that home run back in the fourth. He got him at the slider two out. The Cardinals are down to their final out. The Mariners take game 14 to 2 over the Cardinals and the Mariners bring that momentum at the end of the road trip right into T Mobile Park and they take the opening game of this three game series. The Mariners are now just two games back of Houston in the American League west with 18 games left to play.

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