Seattle Mariners vs Oakland Athletics Box Score on Jul 17, 2019

Mark Canha and Jurickson Profar each hit two home runs and Homer Bailey pitched six solid innings in his Oakland debut as the host Athletics defeated the Seattle Mariners 10-2 on Wednesday afternoon.

Chad Pinder and Ramon Laureano also homered for the A's, who scored all of their runs via the long ball. Oakland swept the two-game series and has won six in a row overall, outscoring its opponents 47-13.

Seattle suffered its sixth successive loss, during which it has been outscored 54-13.

Bailey (8-6), a veteran right-hander, was acquired Sunday in a trade with Kansas City. He allowed two runs on seven hits with no walks and six strikeouts.

The Mariners took a 2-0 lead in the second inning. Tim Beckham led off with a single and, two outs later, Dylan Moore hit a run-scoring triple down the right-field line. Dee Gordon grounded a single to center to score Moore.

The A's tied it in the bottom of the inning as Laureano led off with a double and, an out later, Profar hit a two-run homer to right-center field off right-hander Erik Swanson, who was serving as the Mariners' opener.

Oakland took a 3-2 lead in the fourth on Canha's leadoff homer to left-center field off left-hander Tommy Milone (1-4).

The A's pulled away with a four-run sixth. With one out, Canha homered to center field, his 15th. Laureano then doubled to left and Profar walked with two outs before Pinder hit a three-run shot to right-center, his eighth.

Milone, who took over in the third after Swanson, the Mariners' opener, pitched the first two innings, went 4 1/3 innings, allowing five runs on five hits with three walks and two strikeouts. He allowed three home runs.

Laureano, the A's center fielder, robbed Beckham of a two-run homer to end the top of the eighth, leaping to make a catch before the ball could clear the fence.

Laureano led off the bottom of the inning with a solo shot, his 19th, to center field off right-hander Matt Festa. Khris Davis followed with a single and Profar hit a two-run homer to center, his 13th.

Pinder entered the game after Oakland All-Star third baseman Matt Chapman left with ankle soreness after the second inning.

--Field Level Media