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The Seattle Mariners defeated the Houston Astros 8–3 on May 14 at Daikin Park, with the visiting offense overwhelming a struggling Astros pitching staff. Seattle's lineup generated 11 hits and 8 RBIs while striking out just 6 times, capitalizing on a Houston ERA of 5.59 that allowed 8 earned runs. The Mariners' two home runs provided the offensive backbone, though their .232 batting average indicated they made the most of limited quality contact. Houston managed only 5 hits and 1 home run despite drawing 5 walks, unable to mount a sustained threat against Seattle starter who posted a 3.62 ERA while fanning 8 batters. The Astros' pitching staff issued 5 walks alongside the 11 hits allowed, compounding control issues in a lopsided performance. Seattle's pitching efficiency—allowing just 5 hits over the contest—proved decisive in a game that underscored Houston's recent offensive inconsistency and defensive vulnerabilities. The loss marks another rough outing for the Astros' rotation as they face mounting pressure to stabilize their ERA and run differential.