Northwest Sports Update Mariners sweep, Storm on the clock and Kraken wind down

Bellingham, WASports

The Seattle Mariners are basking in the afterglow of a successful weekend, having swept the Texas Rangers to boost their record to 8-8 and extend their win streak to four games. Cal Raleigh's impressive feat of hitting a home run in each game, coupled with Logan Gilbert's strong performance, has energized the team as they prepare for a three-game series in Cincinnati. The Mariners are now just a game and a half behind the Rangers in the AL West. In a related note, the Seattle Storm holds the second pick in tonight's WNBA Draft, with the talented Page Bueckers expected to go first overall. The Storm's potential selection of Dominique Malonga, a promising center from France, could add much-needed depth to their frontcourt.

The Kraken, meanwhile, celebrated a thrilling 4-3 shootout victory over the St. Louis Blues, snapping a two-game losing streak. However, the Seattle Reign faced disappointment, falling to the Orlando Pride, which puts them in a challenging position in the league standings. This article encapsulates the dynamic sports landscape in Seattle, showcasing both triumphs and challenges across various teams.

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