Angels 6, Mariners 9, Final - Sep. 23, 2008

Angels hand Mariners 12th straight loss (AP)
sports.yahoo.com 9/24/2008 — Ervin Santana and Francisco Rodriguez combined for a five-hitter, Vladimir Guerrero homered and the Los Angeles Angels beat the skidding Seattle Mariners 2-1 Monday night to set a franchise record for road wins. Seattle has lost 12 straight ...

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Saunders still battling kidney stones — Major League Baseball News 9/24/2008
Joe Saunders' bout with kidney stones remained unresolved on Tuesday as Angels manager Mike Scioscia prepared for the second of four games against the Mariners at Safeco Field.

M's rally to beat Angels 9-6, snap losing skid — The Seattle Times: Sports 9/24/2008
Catcher Kenji Johjima drove in three runs to lead the Mariners' comeback from a four-run deficit in a 9-6 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday night.

Mariners' rally halts Angels' surge — Major League Baseball News 9/24/2008
A couple of streaks were derailed on Tuesday night at Safeco Field, where the Mariners rallied to subdue the Angels, 9-6, and end a 12-game losing spin while extinguishing the Angels' five-game winning streak.

Seattle rallies past Angels — L.A. Times - Baseball News 9/24/2008
Angels can't hold four-run lead and lose to Mariners. > SEATTLE -- The Angels' quest for home-field advantage throughout the playoffs hit a little snag ...

Johjima leads Mariners' 9-6 comeback win — Boston.com -- Baseball News 9/24/2008
Kenji Johjima drove in three runs to lead the Seattle Mariners' comeback from a four-run deficit to snap a 12-game losing streak with a 9-6 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Tuesday night.

M's rally against Angels, hold at 99 losses — The Seattle Times: Sports 9/24/2008
Players hollered in the clubhouse. Rap music thumped, and smiles lit up the room. Finally, after almost two weeks, the Mariners could rejoice...