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THE DAILY ASTORIAN • TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, 2016
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Cishek gives up homerun in ninth
inning, as Mariners falter late again
Associated Press
SEATTLE — Steve Cishek
cost Seattle yet again, and now
he might be done as the Mari-
ners’ closer.
Mookie Betts homered off
Cishek to lead off the ninth
inning, Craig Kimbrel got his
18th save in his return from knee
surgery and the Boston Red Sox
beat James Paxton and the Mar-
iners 2-1 on Monday night.
Paxton held Boston to a run
and four hits over eight innings
before Betts hit his 22nd homer
off Cishek (2-6), who blew a
three-run lead in the ninth inning
Sunday in a 7-6 loss to the Cubs.
“Obviously, Steve has strug-
gled the last couple times out.
We probably need to look where
we’re headed— in the short-
term anyway — to get him back
on track,” Mariners manager
Scott Servais said.
Seattle may turn over closing
duties to hard-throwing rookie
right-hander Edwin Diaz.
“We’ll talk about it,” Servais
said. “We’ll probably take the
gas off a little bit and try to get
(Cishek) in some better spots,
and maybe not when the game
is on the line all the time, and get
it back going again.”
Kimbrel made his irst
appearance since having sur-
By CURTIS CRABTREE
Associated Press
AP Photo/Elaine Thompson
Seattle Mariners relief pitcher Steve Cishek looks down as he sits in the dugout after
giving up a home run and being relieved in the ninth inning of a baseball game against
the Boston Red Sox Monday, in Seattle.
gery to repair a medial meniscus
tear in his left knee. He allowed
a walk, and Kyle Seager reached
on a third-strike wild pitch, but
Kimbrel got two other strikeouts
to end it.
“That’s my job,” Kimbrel
said. “I like save situations. It
worked out nice.”
Aaron Hill homered off Pax-
ton in the eighth to tie the game
1-1.
Junichi Tazawa (2-1) got the
win with a scoreless eighth after
Eduardo Rodriguez held Seattle
to a run and three hits over 6 1/3
innings.
Rodriguez held the Mariners
to three baserunners in the irst
six innings, and only one of his
irst 19 outs even left the inield.
Paxton retired the irst seven
batters until Sandy Leon’s one-
out single in the third. Hanley
Ramirez singled in the ifth and
Betts was the irst player to reach
second with a two-out double in
the sixth. All failed to advance.
Dae-Ho Lee’s run-scoring
double with one out in the sev-
enth chased Rodriguez, who
allowed three hits, two walks
and six strikeouts. Robbie Ross
Jr. took over and hit Seager with
a pitch to load the bases with one
out. He then struck out Franklin
Gutierrez and Chris Iannetta.
Paxton had six strikeouts and
no walks.
Deal ’em up! 18 trades — Beltran, Lucroy, Bruce, Moore move
By BEN WALKER
AP Baseball Writer
Jonathan Lucroy got a deal
he liked, Carlos Beltran joined
him in Texas and Jay Bruce and
Rich Hill also moved Monday
during an 18-swap frenzy at the
trade deadline.
Matt Moore, Francisco
Liriano and Joe Smith found new
homes, too, as playoff contenders
stocked up for the stretch.
“That’s what we play for.
Those are the moments we want
to be in,” Moore said after NL
West-leading San Francisco got
the lefty from last-place Tampa
Bay. “For someone to reach out
and come get me, it’s a really
good feeling.”
Monday was the busiest
deadline day since at least 1995,
eclipsing the 15 deals made on
the inal day for non-waiver
trades in 2010 and 2015, accord-
ing to Major League Baseball.
Teams had until 4 p.m. EDT
to make trades without waiv-
ers. From now, no player can be
dealt unless he goes unclaimed
by everyone else.
The AL West-leading Rang-
ers made two major moves.
After Lucroy used his lim-
ited no-trade clause to block a
deal to Cleveland, the All-Star
catcher was sent to Texas.
“Now, moving on to the (at)
Rangers let’s take this bad boy
to the ’ship! Really excited and
can’t wait to get after it!” he
posted on Twitter.
The 30-year-old Lucroy is
batting .299 with 13 homers and
50 RBIs this season.
Texas also got Beltran, a
proven postseason star, from the
New York Yankees for righty
Dillon Tate, the fourth over-
all pick in the 2015 amateur
draft, and two other pitching
prospects.
“I think as a player, you
know that this moment could
happen. But when it happens, it
hits you,” Beltran said.
Twice before in his career,
Beltran was traded in midseason
to a team with playoff hopes.
Like the Rangers, Beltran has
been to the World Series but
never won the crown.
The Yankees kept rework-
ing their roster, trying to turn the
best parts of a .500 team into a
bright future. They had already
traded relief aces Aroldis Chap-
man and Andrew Miller leading
up to the deadline.
“We’re kind of in unfamiliar
territory with the Yankees,” irst
baseman Mark Teixeira said.
“That’s life. I mean, we’ve
had a nice run the last eight
years,” he said.
As always, relievers were in
demand.
The Giants aimed to bolster
a shaky bullpen by getting Will
Smith from Milwaukee, Boston
got Fernando Abad from Min-
nesota and the NL Central-lead-
ing Cubs obtained sidearm-
ing righty Joe Smith from the
Angels.
The Cubs previously got left-
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gomery for their bullpen.
“That was an area we
thought we could make some
changes,” general manager Jed
Hoyer said. “Adding a closer,
a left-hander and then adding
a guy like Smith who can be a
right-handed specialist, we felt
like those were areas that would
improve our team and improve
the mix of our bullpen.”
The
banged-up
Mets
acquired Bruce, the All-Star out-
ielder who leads the NL with
80 RBIs, from Cincinnati for
inielder Dilson Herrera and
minor league lefty Max Wotell.
The Mets also got pitcher
Jon Niese, who spent his irst
eight years in New York, from
Pittsburgh for reliever Antonio
Bastardo.
The contending Los Ange-
les Dodgers fortiied their rota-
tion by getting Rich Hill along
with outielder Josh Reddick
from Oakland for three pitching
prospects.
RENTON, Wash. —
After a contentious holdout
last year that extended two
weeks into the regular sea-
son, Seahawks safety Kam
Chancellor is enjoying foot-
ball again.
Chancellor is smiling and
joking with teammates again.
It’s an aspect of Chancellor’s
personality that wasn’t often
on display after he returned
to the team last season.
“The presence and the
atmosphere is amazing,” cor-
nerback DeShawn Shead
said of having Chancellor
with the team this year in
training camp. “Everybody is
here. That leadership and the
brotherhood is connected.
You don’t feel no missing
links.”
Chancellor missed the
irst two games of 2015 as
the Seahawks went 0-2 with-
out him. However, Chan-
cellor’s holdout resulted in
nothing gained for the star
safety and a massive amount
of ines for the missed time.
He returned to the team
and played in 11 regular-sea-
son games. An injured tail-
bone kept him out for three
weeks in December. But
despite not getting the new
contract he desired, Chancel-
lor has managed to turn the
page on the contractual front
and focus once again on his
teammates.
“Just getting back to
where we left off,” Chan-
cellor said. “We want to get
back to being at the top of the
division, the conference and
getting that ring again. That’s
the main focal point and you
can’t do that unless you’re
focusing on each other.”
The Seahawks tried to go
about their business without
letting Chancellor’s absence
become a distraction. How-
ever, it clearly had an effect
on the team, both on the ield
and in the locker room.
“When he’s here and he’s
around, he affects other peo-
ple,” head coach Pete Car-
roll said. “His toughness,
his mentality, his words,
his leadership is just exem-
plary. We dealt with the void
is really what I can tell you
best, it’s just great to have
him around.”
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Chancellor hauled in an
interception during the irst
day of training camp when
a Russell Wilson pass was
tipped in the air by tight
end Luke Willson. On Day
2, Chancellor watched the
offense beat them on a roll-
out for a big gain. When the
offense ran the same play
again later in practice, Chan-
cellor read what was coming
and jumped the route to force
an incompletion on a pass to
Doug Baldwin.
Chancellor then quickly
got in Baldwin’s face, enthusi-
astically celebrating while tell-
ing Baldwin they couldn’t beat
him with the same play twice.
It’s the type of carefree per-
sona that Chancellor seemed
to be lacking upon returning to
the team last season.
“That’s what broth-
ers do, you go out there and
you have fun,” Chancellor
said. “Whether it’s exchang-
ing words, hitting each other.
It’s like boys growing up.
You want to beat up on your
brother a little bit but it’s all in
fun. That’s just tough love and
you want to spread that tough
love among the group.”
Chancellor characterized
his 2015 as “up and down,”
which could easily describe
the Seahawks’ season as a
whole. After a 2-4 start to
the year, Seattle won eight of
their inal 10 games to earn
a wild card spot. In the divi-
sional round, Seattle fell into
a 31-0 hole to the Carolina
Panthers before scoring 24
straight points to nearly over-
come the deicit.
Now everything feels nor-
mal again. Everyone reported
for camp on time and the Sea-
hawks feel strongly about the
roster they’ve constructed.
“It feels like the (Super
Bowl) 48 year,” Chancellor
said. “It feels like everybody
is bringing that intensity,
everybody is out to prove
something. They may be or
may not be, but it just feels
that way. The brotherhood is
getting even tighter. Guys are
just out here having fun and
not thinking about a lot.”
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