DETROIT – Logan Gilbert, once again, proved his worth as one of the Mariners’ most consistent pitchers. At Comerica Park, he took responsibility for propelling Seattle in the American League Divisional Series, achieving a crucial 8-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers, placing his team in an advantageous 2-1 position in the series.Gilbert, who adopts “Walter” as his alter ego on the mound, exhibited exceptional control against an offense known for its tenacity. He allowed only one run, accumulating seven strikeouts with a splitter that destabilized the home batters.From the second inning, “Walter” took total control of the game. His tranquility off the field contrasted with the intensity with which he attacked the strike zone, setting the pace of the match from the start.Seattle’s offense responded with outstanding offensive production, backing up their starting pitcher’s performance. Timely hitting and constant pressure on the opposing pitching staff were key to bringing the team closer to a historic achievement: advancing to their fourth American League Championship Series, a milestone they haven’t reached since 2001.The Mariners, yearning to break the streak of not participating in a World Series, could secure their spot with one more victory.With a combination of dominant pitching and a balanced offense, Seattle seems closer than ever to reaching the next level.
Gilbert Imposes Dominance: Seattle Mariners Outpace Tigers in SDLA
