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Cal Raleigh Hits 6th Career Grand Slam As Mariners Blank Reds 8-0

Raleigh's grand slam in the seventh was enough for the Mariners to seal the win. George Kirby had six strikeouts and allowed only three hits in six shutout innings as Seattle (51-50) moved above .500 for the first time in nearly two weeks. Andrew Abbott allowed no runs and four hits in six innings for Cincinnati, which fell to 45-54.

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