The Seattle Mariners needed the 10th save of the season from All-Star closer Andres Munoz and a three-hit day from Jorge Polanco, but they managed to secure their sixth-straight series win with a 7-6 triumph against the Miami Marlins on Sunday.

Not only did his lifelong dream finally come true, as the 23-year-old got the call to the major leagues after making five starts this season in Triple-A Tacoma, but the 6-foot, 4-inch Evans pitched well enough in his major league debut to get Mariners fans excited about the future.

Before joining the Seattle Mariners this weekend, the only experience Logan Evans had with T-Mobile Park was from playing the “MLB The Show” video game series.

An MRI revealed that Logan Gilbert has a Grade 1 flexor strain. He won't throw for two weeks, at which point he'll be reevaluated.

The Mariners gave a seemingly positive update on Gilbert after he hit the injured list on Saturday. The only problem? They've given these kind of updates before.

Mariners opening-day starter Logan Gilbert is being shut down from throwing for at least two weeks after being diagnosed with a grade 1 strain of the flexor in his right elbow. The Mariners placed Gilbert on the 15-day injured