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The Kansas City Royals faced a daunting deficit early in the game against the Seattle Mariners, trailing 7-0 after the first inning and 8-0 by the fourth. However, the Royals refused to give up and staged an incredible comeback to secure a thrilling 10-9 victory over the Mariners. With this win, the Royals improved their record to 38-26, moving closer to the AL Central-leading Cleveland Guardians.

The Mariners seized on an extended first inning, taking advantage of Royals starter Daniel Lynch IV’s struggles. Despite being one strike away from ending the inning without any damage done, Lynch allowed the Mariners to score their first run on a walk. The Mariners added to their lead with a series of hits and a two-run homer, extending their advantage to eight runs by the fourth inning.

Kansas City fought back with all its might, chipping away at the lead with a three-run fourth inning and another three-run rally in the sixth inning. In the ninth inning, Nick Loftin and Garrett Hampson reached base, setting up Bobby Witt Jr., who tied the game with a triple. The Royals ultimately secured their victory with a well-timed walk-off fielder’s choice that sent Loftin home plate for good.

This impressive comeback marked a rare feat as only five teams in

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