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The Seattle Mariners edged the New York Yankees 2–1 on March 30 at T-Mobile Park in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the Vegas total of 1 run, underscoring the pitching dominance on display. Seattle's starter delivered a standout performance with a 2.35 ERA while striking out 10 batters over his outing, though the Mariners managed just 9 hits and 2 RBIs despite drawing 3 walks. New York's pitching was equally sharp, posting an impressive 0.76 ERA with 11 strikeouts and allowing only 6 hits, yet the Yankees' offense sputtered with just 6 hits, 1 RBI, and a .646 OPS—a concerning trend for a lineup that struggled to generate runs when they mattered most. Both teams struck out 10–11 times, reflecting the elevated velocity and breaking stuff on the mound. Seattle's one defensive error proved inconsequential, while the Yankees' inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities left them one run short. The Yankees' rotation will need to replicate this level of efficiency as they search for offensive consistency in the coming weeks.