Seattle: Ranger Suarez leads Red Sox over Mariners
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In Seattle on Friday night, June 19, 2026, Boston Red Sox left-hander Ranger Suarez carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning in a 6-2 win over the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. Suarez, 30, in his first season with Boston after previously pitching for the Philadelphia Phillies, retired the first 10 batters and allowed his first hit on a double by Josh Naylor with one out in the seventh. He struck out five and walked one through six innings. Caleb Durbin supplied early offense with a second-inning solo home run, and Boston added four runs in the seventh for decisive support.
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Timeline
- Prior seasons Suarez pitches for Phillies
- Early 2026 Suarez joins Boston Red Sox
- Second inning Durbin hits solo homer
- Fourth inning Suarez issues first walk
- End of sixth Suarez at 76 pitches
- Top seventh Boston scores four runs
- Seventh inning Naylor breaks up no-hitter
- End of game Red Sox win 6-2
Why it matters
Suarez's performance is a testament to the power of perseverance. He's a reminder that a career shift, even later in life, can yield great results. If you're a Red Sox fan, this win is a morale booster. If you're a Mariners fan, it's a lesson in resilience.
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