Eugenio Suarez hit his third grand slam of the season, Pavin Smith also moved to the sixth place of five runs, and Arizona Diamondback completed three-game sweeps of Seattle Meriners with a win 5–2 in Phoenix on Wednesday afternoon.
D-Back, who entered 2–0 in the sixth, has eight Grand Slam in this season and the first team in Major League history, eight in their first 68 matches.
Suarez replaced the game with his 19th homer, Josh Niler made two hits and Katel Marte extended his frequent on-base Streak to 24 games with a single pair of singles.
Erizona’s Eduardo Rodriguez (2-3) in his second beginning gave two runs and six hits in 6 1/3 innings, as since returning from the injured list with shoulder swelling. The left -handed batsman hit five and one went away.
Donovan Solano had two hits, including one homer, and Julio Rodriguez had three hits including two couples, including eight and eight out of 21 and eight out of 21. The Meriners (33-34) fell below 500 for the first time since April 15, when he won 15 before 12-9 before 8-9.
Shelby Miller hit two in the ninth for her seventh sev in 10 occasions.
Mariners’ right-handed Brian Wu (5-4) gave three hit films in a five-score innings and took a 2–0 lead in the sixth position before D-Back. He has won seven out of 10.
Corbin Carroll and Marte made a single to open the sixth and nailer gave one-one to load the hideouts. Suarez hit the second pitch in the left-center area for a 410-foot homer, and Smith later chased one to the right with a 375-foot shot for a 5–2 lead.
D-Back hits seven homeers in the series, all by different players, and two of their sweeps in the last three series.
Meriners took a 1-0 lead in the first innings when the de-back could not turn on double play.
Rodriguez sung and Cal Rale hit Randy Arzrena a routine ground for the third basman Suarez, which was second. After being a marte force, the ball could not get out of its gloves cleanly, left the runners first and third. George Polesko did a single to drive at Rodriguez.
Solano placed his first homer in the fifth position for a 2–0 lead of the season. The Solano 5 -for -8 is in his career against Rodriguez.
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