The Seattle Mariners secured a commanding 10-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox, ending their three-game losing streak and handing Chicago their 12th consecutive loss. Key contributions came from Josh Rojas, Dylan Moore, and Victor Robles, who all hit home runs in a decisive eight-run first inning against rookie Drew Thorpe. George Kirby pitched seven strong innings, earning his first win in a month, while Jorge Polanco added a two-run homer in the fourth. The Mariners, currently one game behind Houston in the AL West, aim to build momentum after recent trades that brought in All-Star outfielder Randy Arozarena and reliever Yimi García. Rojas and Robles showcased potential for improved performance, with Rojas hitting his fifth homer of the season and Robles demonstrating both speed and power. Seattle's offense, which had struggled in recent games, found its rhythm at a crucial moment in the season.