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HOUSTON — In a difficult search for positives and small victories in what was an otherwise abysmal Mariners road trip, and a sobering reality check following a 7-2 homestand, these two can be mined: The trip has mercifully ended and they didn’t get completely shut out while being swept in…

Ten of the 11 other managers who have accumulated at least 2,000 wins are in the Hall of Fame. Bruce Bochy (2,003), who isn’t yet eligible, is the only exception.

HOUSTON — The ball rocketed off Jeremy Pena’s bat at a speed and trajectory that made its result a given.

After a trade that went from bad to worse following his second-career PED suspension, the Robinson Cano era in Flushing has come to an end.

The former All-Star has $37.6 million remaining on his contract through 2023.

Central Coast coach Nick Montgomery expects the Mariners to get the job done and secure their A-League Men finals berth against the Brisbane Roar on Tuesday.

MIAMI — The American League’s best pitcher in April, at least by statistics and likely by MLB award, started off May in similarly dominant fashion while pulling his team from its losing ways.

MIAMI — It took until the fifth inning, but the Miami Marlins’ offense was finally able to break through against the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner on Saturday to keep their win streak alive.

Central Coast have boosted their chances of snaring an ALM finals berth with 17-year-old Garang Kuol scoring an 81st-minute winner against Western United.