CHICAGO — Less than 24 hours after what has been and could be their worst loss of the season, the Seattle Mariners returned to Wrigley Field unfazed for a perfect sun-drenched afternoon of baseball.
If they were wounded by their stunning collapse the night before, they didn’t show it in their pregame warmups and routines.
If they were frustrated by losing their last three games in dubious fashion, sabotaging what was a promising road trip, it wasn’t mentioned.