Seattle Mariners Unable to Find Runs in Low-Scoring, 2-0 Loss to San Diego Padres

Seattle Mariners manager Dan Wilson speaks to the media after a 2-0 loss against the San Diego Padres on Friday at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. SEATTLE — The Seattle Mariners were unable to take advantage of the few early opportunities they had and fell prey to the San Diego Padres ' high-leverage arms in a game on Friday at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. The Mariners (22-24) fell to the Padres 2-0, dropped to 0-4 against their spring training complex partners this season and lost the Eddie Vedder Cup in the process.

The M's also dropped two games back behind the Athletics for first place in the American League West. Seattle currently occupies the third wild card spot in the American League. Despite allowing two runs, the M's' pitching staff was able to keep San Diego's lineup in check throughout most of the game despite allowing some traffic.

Starting pitcher Emerson Hancock finished with a quality start. He struck out six, walked one and allowed one earned run on five hits in six innings pitched. Emerson Hancock's 2Ks in the 3rd...

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