Tim Lopes comes through in 10th, Mariners top Angels 2-1

ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Pinch hitter Tim Lopes drove in Kyle Lewis with the tiebreaking run in the 10th inning, and the Seattle Mariners rallied for a 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday.

Lewis homered in the seventh after Justin Dunn threw six scoreless innings for the Mariners, who had lost the first two games of this four-game series.

Angels star Albert Pujols hit his 666th career double in the seventh inning to pass George Brett for sixth place in baseball history.

Pujols also scored Los Angeles' only run on Andrelton Simmons’ single. The Angels, who had won a season-high three in a row, stranded nine runners.

Lopes came through in extra innings with another clutch hit in his hometown ballpark for the Mariners, sending Lewis home with his single off José Quijada (0-1).

Taylor Williams (1-1) stranded an Angels runner on third by striking out Simmons in the ninth, and Yohan Ramirez pitched through the heart of the Angels' lineup in the 10th for his first save.

Both starters dominated early at the Big A. Griffin Canning yielded four hits and a run over a career-best eight innings for the Angels, while Dunn allowed one hit and four walks for the Mariners.

Canning opened with four hitless innings on just 39 pitches, improving markedly from his previous starts in an up-and-down season. Jose Marmolejos got the Mariners' first hit with one out in the fifth, but Canning kept rolling until Lewis' one-out homer to right, his eighth of the season. Canning finished with seven strikeouts and just one walk.

Dunn needed more pitches to do it, but he still matched zeros with Canning for six innings. Dunn, who also pitched six scoreless innings of one-hit ball against Texas last Sunday, shut down the powerful Angels lineup that produced 16 runs Saturday night.

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