The Seattle Mariners are averaging almost two home runs a game and are 6-3 since getting swept by the Los Angeles Angels fans on July 24.
The Seattle Mariners series loss against the Los Angeles Angels on July 22-24 was one of the most memorable ones of the season in a variety of ways — most of them negative.
Since Seattle's three losses against Los Angeles — the Mariners have swept the Chicago White Sox, lost two-of-three in a very competitive series against the Boston Red Sox and just took two-of-three against one the Philadelphia Phillies — one of the best teams in the National League. They have a record of 6-3 since July 24.
Servais mentioned the trade acquisitions of those two sparked some energy in the lineup and that's starting to show. Second baseman Jorge Polanco is hitting .300 with four home runs and nine RBIs since during that stretch. Cal Raleigh is hitting .257 with three home runs and five RBIs and Luke Raley has five RBIs and a home run. Raley's home run was a three-RBI 459-foot blast that tied for the second longest homer in franchise history.As for the new additions — Arozarena is hitting .290 with a home run, two RBIs and has scored nine times and Turner is hitting .
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