The Mariners have had a majority of their success on the road this season and continued that trend with their latest series win.

After a lengthy rain delay to start the game, the Mariners are held to just four hits and fall to the White Sox 1-0 on a chilly night in Chicago, snapping a four-game win streak.

Cal Raleigh and the Seattle Mariners will see Adrian Houser on the mound for the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday at 7:40 p.m. ET. The Mariners have the 21st-ranked batting average in the league (.238). The White Sox have a team batting average of just .216 this season, which ranks 29th among MLB teams.

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Leody Taveras hit a two-run homer in the eighth inning to put Seattle ahead and the Mariners topped the Chicago White Sox 6-5 for their fifth win in six games.

Its Thursday, May 22 and the Mariners (28-20) are in Houston to take on the Astros (25-24). George Kirby is slated to take the mound for Seattle against Lance McCullers for Houston. The Astros are hoping to bounce back from an 8-4 loss and a dropped series against the Tampa Bay Rays when McCullers takes the mound today.

Leody Taveras' home run in the eighth inning lifted the Mariners past the White Sox in Wednesday's series finale at Rate Field.

Seattle traveled to Houston after the series ended in Chicago. It opens up a four-game weekend series against the Astros on Thursday night at Daikin Park. Seattle Mariners Recent Pickup Delivered In Clutch When It Counted first appeared on Athlon Sports on May 22, 2025

Adrian Houser pitched six sparkling innings in his first major league start in a year, and the Chicago White Sox cooled off the Seattle Mariners with a 1-0 victory.

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