When Logan Evans walked into the home clubhouse at T-Mobile Park for the first time Saturday afternoon, he was greeted by a hug from fellow Seattle Mariners pitcher Logan Gilbert.

The Mariners accomplished something for just the fourth time ever and the first time in almost 25 years against the Marlins.

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