Final
Carp, M's get by swimmingly in rain-shortened win
Sep 20, 2011 - 3:53 AMVideo
Seattle returned to Cleveland on Monday to make up a game that was, coincidentally, rained out in May. The game was called after the seventh inning.
Alex Liddi smashed a two-run homer for the Mariners, who have won three of five.
Seattle starter Charlie Furbush (4-9) notched his first win since August 14 despite allowing six runs on 10 hits in five innings. The left-hander, who had lost his last five starts, struck out a career-high eight batters and walked one.
"I was really trying to throw my fastball and keep it down," Furbush said. "It worked pretty well."
Cleveland's David Huff (2-6) absorbed the loss after he was tagged for nine runs -- five earned -- on seven hits and three walks in 2 2/3 innings.
"Ugly day, disappointing loss. Gave David some runs to work with and unfortunately he had a very rough day," said Cleveland manager Manny Acta.
The Indians jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the first inning on back-to-back homers by Asdrubal Cabrera and Carlos Santana. But Seattle got on the board in the second when Liddi belted his first career home run and the first by an Italian-born player since Reno Bertoia on August 30, 1961.
Cabrera doubled home Jason Donald before the Mariners teed off against Huff in the third.
Luis Rodriguez reached on an error and scored from first on Carp's double. After Miguel Olivo flied out, Kyle Seager grounded a single up the middle to tie the game at 4-4. A walk and a single loaded the bases for Trayvon Robinson, who put Seattle ahead with a two-run single. Two batters later, Ichiro Suzuki added another run with a two-out double.
Chad Durbin took over on the mound and walked Rodriguez in front of Carp's 11th home run of the season, a deep drive to right field.
Cleveland closed to within 11-6 on a two-run single by Travis Hafner in the fifth before Wily Mo Pena capped the scoring in the next inning with an RBI base hit.
Game Notes
Seattle scored its most runs in an inning since a 10-run frame on August 4, 2008 versus Minnesota...Cabrera and Donald both had three hits...The Indians still won the season series, 5-4.
- SEATTLE: 12
CLEVELAND: 6
Final
Sep 19 7:20 PM - Wily Mo Pena singled to center scoring Miguel Olivo with one out. On the play, Kyle Seager advances to third. Runners on first and third and Alex Liddi due up.
Mariners 12, Guardians 6 Top 6, 1 OutSep 19 6:11 PM - Travis Hafner singled to right scoring Asdrubal Cabrera and Carlos Santana with one out. Runner on first and Shelley Duncan due up.
Mariners 11, Guardians 6 Bot 5, 1 OutSep 19 5:57 PM - Mike Carp two-out, Grand Slam (11) to right scored Trayvon Robinson, Ichiro Suzuki and Luis Rodriguez. Miguel Olivo due up.
Mariners 11, Guardians 4 Top 3, 2 OutsSep 19 5:18 PM - Ichiro Suzuki doubled to left scoring Alex Liddi with two out. On the play, Trayvon Robinson advances to third. Runners on second and third and Luis Rodriguez due up.
Mariners 7, Guardians 4 Top 3, 2 OutsSep 19 5:12 PM - Trayvon Robinson singled to center scoring Kyle Seager and Wily Mo Pena with one out. On the play, Alex Liddi advances to second. Runners on first and second and Chris Gimenez due up.
Mariners 6, Guardians 4 Top 3, 1 OutSep 19 5:08 PM - Kyle Seager singled to center scoring Mike Carp with one out. Runner on first and Wily Mo Pena due up.
Mariners 4, Guardians 4 Top 3, 1 OutSep 19 5:01 PM - Mike Carp doubled to center scoring Luis Rodriguez with none out. Runner on second and Miguel Olivo due up.
Mariners 3, Guardians 4 Top 3, 0 OutsSep 19 4:55 PM - Asdrubal Cabrera caught stealing third, pitcher to second to third. None on with two outs and Carlos Santana at the plate.
Mariners 2, Guardians 4 Bot 2, 2 OutsSep 19 4:50 PM - Alex Liddi one-out, two-run Home Run (1) to left scored Wily Mo Pena. Trayvon Robinson due up.
Mariners 2, Guardians 3 Top 2, 1 OutSep 19 4:36 PM - Carlos Santana one-out, solo Home Run (26) to left. Travis Hafner due up.
Mariners 0, Guardians 3 Bot 1, 1 OutSep 19 4:20 PM - Asdrubal Cabrera one-out, two-run Home Run (23) to left scored Jason Donald. Carlos Santana due up.
Mariners 0, Guardians 2 Bot 1, 1 OutSep 19 4:19 PM - SEATTLE: 0
CLEVELAND: 0
Top 1, 0 Outs
Sep 19 4:06 PM
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