Logan Evans Wins MLB Debut as Mariners Defeat Marlins 7-6

Logan Evans made an impressive major league debut for the Seattle Mariners, pitching five strong innings and allowing only two runs as the Mariners held off the Miami Marlins for a 7-6 victory. Evans, called up to fill in after ace Logan Gilbert was sidelined with an elbow injury, showcased a diverse pitch mix and composure beyond his experience. The Mariners' offense supported Evans with key home runs from Cal Raleigh and J.P. Crawford, helping the team win its sixth consecutive series. Closer Andres Munoz secured his 10th save of the season and has yet to allow a run in 14 appearances. Despite a late scare in the eighth inning, Seattle managed to maintain their lead and continue their strong stretch, even while missing two All-Star starting pitchers. Evans’ performance offers hope that the Mariners' rotation can weather current injuries and maintain their competitive edge.