The Tampa Bay Rays narrowly defeated the Seattle Mariners 3-2, with Jose Siri's critical two-run homer in the seventh inning playing a decisive role. Jeffrey Springs pitched five scoreless innings with a season-high nine strikeouts for the Rays, while Logan Gilbert delivered an equally impressive performance for the Mariners, striking out 10 over six innings. Despite Gilbert's strong start, the Mariners' offense struggled to support him, a recurring issue this season. The loss keeps Seattle 3.5 games behind the Houston Astros in the AL West standings. Mariners manager Dan Wilson noted the team's continued challenges in close games, having played four one-run games out of the five he's managed. Both teams showcased dominant pitching, but Seattle's bullpen faltered late, allowing Tampa Bay to clinch the win.