Seattle Mariners lose to Boston Red Sox following defensive error
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 1, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Sep 1, 2026

The Seattle Mariners suffered a loss to the Boston Red Sox in ten innings at Fenway Park on Monday evening. Seattle held a three-run lead entering the eighth inning before the Red Sox scored four unanswered runs to secure the result. The decisive sequence occurred when Julio Rodriguez failed to field a ball hit by Roman Anthony, which allowed Boston to tie the score. This loss continues a difficult season for the Mariners, who currently hold a 64-74 record. Fans have expressed significant frustration regarding the team's performance and the play of Rodriguez, who signed a 13-year contract with the club. Dan Wilson continues to manage the team as they look to navigate the remaining weeks of the season.
- •The Mariners lost to the Red Sox in ten innings at Fenway Park.
- •A defensive error by Julio Rodriguez allowed Roman Anthony to tie the game.
- •Seattle surrendered a three-run lead starting in the eighth inning.
- •The Mariners hold a 64-74 record as they head into the final weeks of the season.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — ‘He’s a joke’ – Frustrated Mariners fans send clear message to Julio Rodriguez after Red Sox gaffe
"The Seattle Mariners sank to a new low on Monday evening in their loss against the Boston Red Sox. Julio Rodriguez was the man under scrutiny as Dan Wilson’s team capitulated at Fenway Park, as they lost the game after ten innings.
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