The Seattle Mariners ended a three-game losing streak with a commanding 10-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox, highlighted by consecutive home runs from Josh Rojas, Dylan Moore, and Victor Robles during an eight-run first inning. George Kirby pitched seven strong innings, earning his first win in a month, while Jorge Polanco contributed with a two-run homer in the fourth. The Mariners' win marked just their second in the last ten games and dealt the White Sox their 12th consecutive loss, leaving them with the worst record in Major League Baseball at 27-79. The Mariners have recently acquired All-Star outfielder Randy Arozarena and reliever Yimi García, adding optimism to their roster after a disappointing stretch. The White Sox's struggles have intensified, matching the 1962 Mets for the worst record through 106 games in history, and are on track for a potential 120-loss season. Tommy Pham was a bright spot for Chicago, recording three of the team's seven hits during the game.