The Mariners beat the Mets on Friday night in their first game at Citi Field.
"They gave up on me, so it was pretty nice to get a little revenge today," the Seattle reliever said.
Sewald was drafted by the Mets in 2012 and pitched in New York from 2017-20, going 1-14 with a 5.50 ERA in 125 relief appearances. Before the game, he talked with old teammates and stadium staff.He signed with Seattle in January 2021 and has gone 12-4. He started last season in the minors and revived his career after he was called up in mid-May, going 10-3 with a 3.06 ERA. He has a 3.38 ERA this season, his April interrupted by COVID-19.
With the Mets infield shifted for France to pull, he poked a slider on the outside corner down the right-field line. France is 15 for 30 with runners in scoring position this season, the best among qualified batters and far above his .326 average overall. Mariners players shimmied to a JBL Partybox 710 with flashing lights in the clubhouse. Rookie Julio Rodríguez brings it on the road and J.P. Crawford is the DJ.
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