Mitch Garver hit a go-ahead, solo home run in the seventh inning and the Seattle Mariners beat the Los Angeles Angels 2-1 for their seventh straight win.

The Mariners and Astros are heading in opposite directions, Aaron Judge makes Yankees' homer history again, Mickey Moniak contorts himself and more from Thursday's MLB action.

It's also the longest games-with-a-double streak for the Mariners since 2004, when Raúl Ibañez also did it for five games in a row. Polanco has provided just another example of Seattle being such a deep hitting lineup.

Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter recently ranked Suárez as one of the best third basemen in baseball, despite his recent struggles since being traded to the Mariners. It's important to note that Suárez has struggled to meet his standards, but he's still a very valuable bat in the Seattle lineup.

The Mariners thrust themselves back into a tie for first place atop the American League West on Thursday night with a thrilling, 7-6 walk-off victory over the Angels in the 12th inning, marking their sixth win in a row.

Cal Raleigh is on the verge of joining Mickey Mantle in MLB history, and then potentially passing him soon after. The Seattle Mariners' star catcher has 53 home runs this season. The Yankees legend holds the MLB record with 54 home runs in a single season by a switch-hitter.

There are some tighter races in the American League. The Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros are neck-and-neck as they fight for the NL West title, and there's a logjam in the AL wild card race behind the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees. The Detroit Tigers and Toronto Blue Jays lead the AL Central and East, respectively.

The Seattle Mariners have been one of the more intriguing teams to follow this season. They're loaded with talent, and a few of their players are putting togeth

The Seattle Mariners are tied for the Major League Baseball lead in walk-off wins. Somehow, their two best hitters don't have one. The Mariners have moved into a tie for first in MLB by walking it off each of the past two nights. Leo Rivas delivered a walk-off homer on Wednesday, and then it was Harry Ford with a walk-off sacrifice fly on Thursday.