Julio Rodríguez strikes Seattle Mariners past White Sox

The Seattle Mariners offensive was quiet for most of the Monday against the Chicago White Sox with a tariff.

They ended this in the eighth inn, with Julio Rodríguez being the loudest of the bunch.

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Rodríguez met a Grand Slam by White Sox Reliever and Fife High School Cam Booser with an eighth place and brought 80% of Seattle runs home in a 5-1 win.

Take a look at Rodríguez 'Grand Salami in the video below.

With regard to speed and distance, it was not the biggest Homerun of the year for Rodríguez, but it was one of the most impressive when you consider that the wind from the left field may have stolen a few other Homer – especially White Sox Hitter.

The Homer, who was Rodríguez's eighth of the year, drove 365 feet with an output speed of 98.9 miles per hour of one 88 miles per hour from the left -handed booser. Rodríguez has certainly confronted southern paws this year, and half of his Homer kick against left jugs, although he is about three times on the right three times.

White Sox -Starter Davis Martin kept the Mariners on just one run with three goals and a walk over the first seven innings, but the MS scored two goals and a walk with one in eighth place to load the bases in front of Rodríguez 'explosion.

The Al West leadership Mariners (27-19) previously won their fourth game of four on their current road trip and drove a strong performance by Luis Castillo on the hill against Chicago. The experienced right -handed man excluded five over seven goalless Innerings and limited the White Sox to just three hits and no walks.

Game 2 of the Mariners' Series in Chicago is on Tuesday at 4:40 p.m. Keep Seattlesportts.com for updates, as it is expected that it is a rainy day in the Windy City that can lead to a shift. The Mariners will start a series with four games in Houston on Thursday, so that on Wednesday in Chicago a Doubleheader-Wednesday could be on the table.

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