Baseball reminds us of our capacity for change. Not just incremental shifts that drip from the faucet at a glacially accelerating pace until one day they’ve reshaped the surface beneath them. Rapid, sudden changes in a sport notorious for its meandering heart. In roughly the time a new human being requires to gestate and be born, the Mariners have gone from one pitch away from a World Series matchup with the Los Angeles Dodgers to pitching wildly in rough waters, with no port in sight.
Tonight’s 6-2 loss wasn’t the most excruciating, and resulted from Bryan Woo leaving one pitch on the heart of the plate to Mookie Betts with runners on and…
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