The Seattle Mariners had their pulse racing after all that drama of their first two games. But lucky for them, Game 3 for them was free of that playoff pulse, all thanks to the Detroit Tigers. Because, forget Seattle not wanting the Tigers to shove and trouble them, Detroit itself ensured their line of defense just let their silence do all the talking in the game. No literally!

It all started when Seattle opened the scoring in the third inning skillfully and at the right time. Victor Robles doubled down the left field line and moved to third on a bloop single by J.P. Crawford. Then they benefited from a play that had people shake their heads. Left fielder Riley Greene fielded the ball and threw towards cutoff man Zach McKinstry. The 30-year-old couldn’t cut it off, and the throw ricochete

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