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The Seattle Mariners clinched their series against the Minnesota Twins with two thrilling walk-off victories over the weekend. Cole Young's clutch hit in the 10th inning on Saturday secured a 5-4 win, while Randy Arozarena's single in the ninth inning on Sunday capped a 2-1 victory. Cal Raleigh's four home runs during the series propelled him to lead the majors with 23 homers this season, earning him American League co-Player of the Week honors. The Mariners maintain a slim half-game lead over the Houston Astros in the AL West division. Bryce Miller made his return to the starting rotation but struggled, allowing three runs in four innings.

In contrast, Luis Castillo showcased his talent with a masterful six-inning shutout performance. The Mariners will continue their homestand against the Baltimore Orioles, who are currently struggling at the bottom of the AL East. Coverage for the series opener starts at 5:30 PM, with the first pitch scheduled for 6:40 PM on KPUG.

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