The Seattle Mariners delivered a commanding 11-0 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday, showcasing their offensive prowess and pitching depth.Logan Gilbert (7-5) dominated the game, surrendering just one hit across 7 1/3 innings while striking out seven batters.

His performance was highlighted by a flawless first inning, with the Mariners capitalizing on a five-run second inning against Blue Jays starter Shane Bieber (0-1).Bieber, making his third start of the season after a shoulder injury, lasted into the fifth inning but was charged with seven runs on six hits.

The Mariners' offensive explosion came through key contributions: Randy Arozarena hit a game-tying grand slam, while Cal Raleigh and Dominic Canzone each homered.

The Blue Jays' pitching staff struggled to contain Seattle's nine-run attack, with relievers Adam Macko and Tommy Nance surrendering critical home runs.

The Mariners' decision to have Gilbert start instead of following their 'piggyback' pitching plan proved effective, setting the stage for a decisive series finale against the Blue Jays.

The game marked a stark contrast in performance, with the Mariners' balanced attack and veteran leadership contrasting the Blue Jays' defensive struggles.