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NEW YORK - The last time the Yankees saw the Mariners was in the season's first week, when they took two of three games at Seattle.
On Tuesday, the disappointing 56-63 Mariners - third place in the AL West, riding a four-game losing streak - arrive at Yankee Stadium to begin a three-game set.
Swept by the Tampa Bay Rays at home this past weekend, the Mariners are due to start right-hander Bryan Woo (8-8, 4.31), and the Yanks will go with lefty Ryan Weathers.
Over his last three starts, Weathers has gone 2-1 with a 0.48 ERA, yielding just one run in 18.2 innings.
Of course, it's been a struggle for runs since mid-June for the second-place Yanks (66-52), although Austin Wells - in the midst of a miserable offensive season - has picked it up of late.
Since July 20, the lefty-hitting catcher is batting .306 (11-for-36) with a .960 OPS and two home runs.
On the flip side, Jazz Chisholm Jr. is batting .191 with a .605 OPS since June 20, covering 142 plate appearances.
In that 38-game stretch, the Yankees have posted a 17-21 record.
Here is the Yankees' Tuesday night lineup...
This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Yankees announce Tuesday night lineup vs. Mariners
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On Tuesday, the disappointing 56-63 Mariners - third place in the AL West, riding a four-game losing streak - arrive at Yankee Stadium to begin a three-game set.
Swept by the Tampa Bay Rays at home this past weekend, the Mariners are due to start right-hander Bryan Woo (8-8, 4.31), and the Yanks will go with lefty Ryan Weathers.
Over his last three starts, Weathers has gone 2-1 with a 0.48 ERA, yielding just one run in 18.2 innings.
Of course, it's been a struggle for runs since mid-June for the second-place Yanks (66-52), although Austin Wells - in the midst of a miserable offensive season - has picked it up of late.
Since July 20, the lefty-hitting catcher is batting .306 (11-for-36) with a .960 OPS and two home runs.
On the flip side, Jazz Chisholm Jr. is batting .191 with a .605 OPS since June 20, covering 142 plate appearances.
In that 38-game stretch, the Yankees have posted a 17-21 record.
Here is the Yankees' Tuesday night lineup...
- Trent Grisham, CF
- Ben Rice, DH
- Heliot Ramos, LF
- Luis Garcia Jr., 1B
- Jazz Chisholm Jr., 2B
- George Lombard Jr., SS
- Spencer Jones, RF
- Ryan McMahon, 3B
- Austin Wells, C
This article originally appeared on NorthJersey.com: Yankees announce Tuesday night lineup vs. Mariners
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