Mariners pip Tigers in record 15-inning epic to reach first ALCS in 24 years

In a thrilling 15-inning showdown, the Seattle Mariners triumphed over the Detroit Tigers with a 3-2 victory, marking their first appearance in the American League Championship Series in 24 years. Jorge Polanco's walk-off hit sealed the win in what became the longest winner-take-all playoff game in MLB history. This victory not only highlights the Mariners' resilience but also sets the stage for an exciting matchup against the Blue Jays as they aim for a spot in the World Series.