Overview

• Seattle won Game 2 in Toronto 10-3 as rookie Trey Yesavage was charged with five runs over four-plus innings, putting the Mariners up 2-0 in the ALCS.
• Mariners hitters described a plan to attack the fastball, and they saw more sliders than splitters, with limited swings at the signature pitch.
• Julio Rodríguez launched a three-run homer on a splitter that stayed in the zone, keying Seattle’s early damage.
• Yesavage struck out four with three walks and a hit batter as his command wavered and velocity dipped the deeper he went.
• Manager John Schneider offered a measured assessment of the outing and bullpen calculus, and Game 3 shifts to T‑Mobile Park with Shane Bieber set to face George Kirby.