Logan Gilbert Leads Mariners to Historic Shutout Against Astros

Gilbert's eight scoreless innings mark a near-record streak for Seattle's rotation, underlining a season of dominant pitching.

Gilbert allowed just two hits over eight innings, contributing to Seattle's 5-0 win.
Seattle Mariners' pitchers have now held opponents to two or fewer earned runs in 21 consecutive games, tying a historic MLB record.
Luis Urias and Cal Raleigh powered the offense with home runs in the victory.
Astros' Framber Valdez struggled, allowing five runs in over five innings.
The Mariners aim to break the 1915 Washington Senators' record in their next game.