Ranger Suárez’s Near No-Hitter Propels Red Sox to 6–2 Win over Mariners

On June 20, 2026, Ranger Suárez flirted with history, carrying a no-hitter into the seventh inning as Boston ended a four-game skid with a commanding 6–2 road victory in Seattle.

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Suárez’s Mastery on the Mound

On the evening of June 19, 2026, at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Ranger Suárez was nearly untouchable. The 30-year-old southpaw carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning, retiring the first 10 Mariners before issuing his first walk in the fourth. He ultimately logged 6⅔ innings with five strikeouts, three walks, and just one hit allowed—the lone blemish coming via a Josh Naylor double with one out in the seventh. This dominant performance yielded Suárez’s first win since April 27, improving his season record to 3–3. His efficiency—94 pitches, 55 strikes—underscored his control and poise under pressure.

Offensive Sparks Ignite the Red Sox

Boston’s offense delivered early and often. Caleb Durbin launched a solo homer in the second inning—his fifth of the year—and recorded his second three-hit game of the season (his first was on June 10 against Tampa Bay). In the pivotal seventh, Ceddanne Rafaela scored on a wild pitch, and Marcelo Mayer capped off the rally with a clutch bases-loaded single. Carlos Narváez added a sacrifice fly before the inning ended on a diving catch by Dominic Canzone. Mayer provided insurance in the ninth with an RBI double, while Seattle’s lone offensive highlight came on a two-run homer by Julio Rodríguez in the bottom of the ninth.