The Seattle Mariners showcased a powerful offense in a recent game against the Philadelphia Phillies, highlighted by Víctor Robles' 426-foot homer and Justin Turner's grand slam, leading to an 8-0 advantage by the second inning. However, the Mariners faced a setback in a subsequent matchup against the Boston Red Sox, where Rafael Devers delivered a walk-off double in the 10th inning, securing a 3-2 victory for Boston. Despite Josh Rojas hitting a home run and the Mariners' efforts, including a strong performance by Zack Kelly, they fell short in this tightly contested series. Mariners manager Scott Servais noted the missed opportunities to capitalize on scoring chances throughout the game. As the Mariners continue to compete fiercely in the AL West, they must address their recent struggles to maintain their position against teams like Houston. This series marked a notable performance for Devers, who emphasized the importance of winning every game in the second half of the season.