Mariners commit defensive sins in 7-5 loss to Angels

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Mariners commit defensive sins in 7-5 loss to Angels

I realize it makes it look like Bryce Miller is the one who committed defensive sins tonight; he did not. But apparently this barnburner of a game was not compelling enough to attract the photogs tonight so photo pickings are as slim as Bryce himself. | Getty Images

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