Páez roughed up in first profession begin as Mariners prime Crimson Sox 9-6

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Mickey Gasper homered for Boston, which has misplaced three of 4.

Seattle Mariners designated hitter Lazaro Montes (99) and outfielder Julio Rodríguez (44) rejoice Montes’ dwelling run in the course of the fifth inning of a baseball sport towards the Boston Crimson Sox, Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026, in Boston. (AP Picture/Mark Stockwell) AP

BOSTON (AP) — Lazaro Montes homered in his massive league debut, Randy Arozarena hit a three-run homer and Seattle ended a five-game skid with a 9-6 win over the Boston Crimson Sox on Tuesday night time.

Dominic Canzone additionally homered for the Mariners, who tagged Jedixson Páez (0–1) for 5 runs within the second inning of his first profession begin and completed with 14 hits.

The sport was delayed for a number of minutes within the sixth after umpire Will Little caught a foul ball underneath his chin, knocking off his throat guard. Little appeared dazed and wanted a couple of minutes earlier than ending the highest of the sixth. He then left the sport as second-base umpire Ryan Wills took over behind the plate.

The scary second got here not lengthy after a jubilant journey across the bases by Montes, certainly one of a number of gamers added Tuesday as rosters expanded.

Montes walked and scored within the first, hit an RBI single within the second and led off the fifth with a 407-foot shot to heart. Montes had an animated run across the bases, almost bowling over third-base coach Carlos Cardoza throughout a high-five on his solution to the plate, adopted by a dugout celebration carrying the Mariners’ golden trident.

Mickey Gasper homered for Boston, which has misplaced three of 4. The Crimson Sox received a two-run homer by Jahmai Jones as they tried to rally late, however couldn’t overcome a 9-1 deficit.

Bryan Woo (10-9) pitched six sturdy innings and had a cushion after the Mariners scored 5 within the second. Woo allowed two runs — one earned — on 5 hits and struck out seven.

Páez, pitching in his fourth profession sport and first for Boston, lasted 3 2/3 innings, permitting eight runs on 10 hits and two walks.

Mariners RHP Bryce Miller (4-8, 4.12 ERA) faces Crimson Sox lefty Patrick Sandoval (1-3, 4.20) because the collection concludes Wednesday.

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