Mike Yastrzemski had a standout performance for the San Francisco Giants, going 3-for-5 with a home run, a double, and two runs scored in their 4-3 victory over the Seattle Mariners. This game marks Yastrzemski's 10th homer of the season, which could indicate a potential turnaround in his batting after struggling with a .242 average and a significant strikeout rate. Giants' starter Blake Snell had a rough outing, walking six batters and allowing two runs without giving up a hit before being replaced after three innings. Spencer Bivens provided three scoreless innings in relief, while Ryan Walker secured his third save. The Mariners, now 65-65, faced their eighth loss in nine games as they struggled to capitalize on their nine walks, managing just four hits. This win brings the Giants to 66-65, keeping them close to a .500 record this August.