Sailor's rookie make three consecutive ninth-place errors against the Red Sox

SEATTLE – The Seattle Mariners are 4-1, but they make things interesting in the ninth inning.

On Friday, the closest sailors, Hunter Strickland, had problems launching his slider. He suffered a lot of tension but stayed in the game and left a fast ball over to allow Mitch Moreland to score for a three-point homerun that led the Sox to a 7-6 victory.

The Red Sox once again had magic in the ninth inning on Saturday night, when they scored three in the ninth but left the tie in third place in a 6-5 loss. in Seattle.

This time was the Mariners' rookie, Dylan Moore, a six-year-old minor league, who signed a contract with a major team this year and was entering his first big career career on third base. He played mainly in short-stop in the minors.

With two outs and two in base and M's holding a 6-3 lead, the Red Sox hit three straight balls against Moore on third base, and all three times Moore made a mistake. He made a bad pitch on a Mookie Betts field player, missed the throw-off attempt on a powerful shot by J.D. Martinez and then made another mistake of throwing on a hard-hit ball by Rafael Devers.

That put the riders in the corner for Xander Bogaerts, who scored three consecutive kicks, the third and last goal scored by Nick Rumbelow in the lower-out corner.

"This last run for Alex, he did, this ball was excellent," said manager Alex Cora. "He hit but they continue to grind. We keep trying to get things done, to use everyone and we had the chance to change the score in the last run. "