Mariners 4, White Sox 3, 14 innings: Ichiro comes through at the end

Those of you who took the first eight innings off didn't miss anything. The Mariners seemed dead in the water after managing just an Adrian Beltre solo homer off John Danks and seeing Brandon Morrow walk six guys and allow three runs -- two earned -- in a ho-hum afternoon contest in front of the second-smallest crowd all season. But Danks left the game after eight innings and closer Bobby Jenks surrendered solo home runs to Jose Lopez and Bill Hall to tie things up. It took five more innings from there, but Seattle finally pulled it out, 4-3, in the 14th inning when Ichiro singled to the gap in right center. That brought home Ryan Langerhans, who had singled with one out, then advanced to second when Kenji Johjima was hit by a pitch.