Red Sox and the Mariners square off tonight at 10 pm in Seattle - Handicappers Hideaway

Andrew Benintendi makes his first Major League start in left field when The Red Sox meet The Mariners at Safeco Field tonight.



Benintendi was deployed as a pinch-hitter and grounded to second in his
first career at-bat on Tuesday, becoming Boston's first prospect to make
his Major League debut one year after he was drafted since Fred Lynn in
1974. Rick Porcello has won eight decisions in a row and each of his
past six starts.



Porcello hasn't lost a game since May 17, having gone 8-0 with a 3.44
ERA over his subsequent 13 starts. His dependability has been a big
reason why the Red Sox (58-47) have been able to stay in the thick of
the American League East race despite some recent stumbles. Boston is
just 4-8 over its past 12 games yet is still within two games of the
first-place Baltimore Orioles in the division standings.



The Red Sox will face veteran Mariners right-hander Hisashi Iwakuma, who
leads the staff with 11 wins. He has been one of the Mariners' most
consistent starters this year, but his last outing was his roughest. He
allowed five runs on eight hits in just three innings against the Cubs
on July 29.



Seattle has a prized prospect of its own, new closer Edwin Diaz. The
flame-throwing rookie, who possesses a 100 mph fastball, made his debut
as closer on Tuesday night and struck out three of the four batters he
faced to earn his first career save.



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Red Sox and the Mariners square off tonight at 10 pm in Seattle - Handicappers Hideaway

A three-game series between the Chicago White Sox and Seattle Mariners start today at Safeco Field - Handicappers Hideaway

Chris Sale, White Sox ace, returns to the mount after a six day break,
he started the All-Star Game for the American League on Tuesday in San
Diego. The five-time All-Star holds the Major League lead with 14
victories. He also ranks in the Top 5 in the AL in strikeouts (123),
WHIP (1.04) and average against (.225). Sale stands 4-0 with a 2.66 ERA
lifetime against the Mariners, fanning 54 in 40 2/3 innings.



The Mariners (46-46) scored just two runs over the final two games of
the Houston series, and they have pretty much played their way out of
contention in the American League West after a promising first two
months of the season. Seattle's offense is only part of the problem as
the Mariners' pitching rotation continues to battle injuries. Scheduled
Monday starter Wade LeBlanc has done his part to fill in, but he is
coming off a rough outing his last time out. LeBlanc's rotation spot
appears tenuous, as Felix Hernandez is coming off a two-month disabled
list stint on Wednesday to face the White Sox. LeBlanc has never started
against the White Sox.



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A three-game series between the Chicago White Sox and Seattle Mariners start today at Safeco Field - Handicappers Hideaway