MLB Post Impressive Red Sox Feat After Mariners Game originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Boston Red Sox continued their surge on Monday night, blanking the Seattle Mariners 2-0 on the road. It was Boston's sixth straight win, improving their record to 38-36 on the season.

The Red Sox come to Seattle having won seven of eight games, but they also come in without their best offensive player. Rafael Devers was stunningly traded to the San Francisco Giants on Sunday.

Badly needing a breakthrough amidst a spiral in the American League standings, the Mariners manufactured one in a big way on Friday night, running away to a 7-2 win over the Guardians thanks to a four

The first issue for the Mariners has been the losses to bad teams. The last three teams Seattle played (Orioles, Angels, Diamondbacks) entering Friday are a combined nine games under .500 and are all trending toward being sellers at this year's trade deadline.

The Mariners beat the Cleveland Guardians 7-2 on Friday night to move to 34-34 overall. In the win, they got offensive contributions from up-and-down the lineup.

In general, the Mariners have been a poor offensive team. Cal Raleigh has been doing his best to keep the offensive moving, but the rest of the lineup has not responded. On the season, the Mariners are slashing just .242/.322/.395. It is not a terrible slash line, but it could be a lot better.

Seattle Mariners broadcaster Aaron Goldsmith talked to Brock and Salk about what stands out with shortstop J.P. Crawford this season.

The Seattle Mariners have won two games in a row against the Cleveland Guardians and will go for a sweep on Sunday, but before those wins, the team had lost eig