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Mariners Snap 12-Game Dodgers Slump with 7-6 Win

7/30/2026

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Summary

Canzone Powers Victory

The Seattle Mariners beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-6 on Tuesday, ending a 12-game losing streak against Los Angeles.
Dominic Canzone delivered two home runs—a 433-foot solo in the sixth and a 414-foot two-run blast in the eighth—giving Seattle five homers as the teams combined for seven.
Julio Rodríguez scored on the eighth-inning homer after a single and stolen base, the Dodgers having surrendered a one-run lead three times.

Summary

Muncy Ties Record

Max Muncy hit a solo fifth-inning homer that tied Eric Karros’ franchise record with his 130th career Dodger Stadium home run.
He achieved the mark in 282 games, 116 games faster than Karros, highlighting his rapid climb up the Dodger Stadium leaderboard.
The Dodgers noted Muncy has up to two and a half seasons remaining on his contract, giving him ample time to extend his lead.

History

Historical Context

In 1995 the Seattle Mariners erased a 13-game August deficit, won a one-game tiebreaker and secured their first postseason. They beat the New York Yankees 3-2 in the AL Division Series, a five-game set that set a record with 22 home runs, featuring Ken Griffey Jr.’s five and Edgar Martínez’s walk-off double. The win kept MLB in Seattle, leading to Safeco Field.

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Canzone Powers Victory

The Seattle Mariners beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-6 on Tuesday, ending a 12-game losing streak against Los Angeles.
Dominic Canzone delivered two home runs—a 433-foot solo in the sixth and a 414-foot two-run blast in the eighth—giving Seattle five homers as the teams combined for seven.
Julio Rodríguez scored on the eighth-inning homer after a single and stolen base, the Dodgers having surrendered a one-run lead three times.

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