SEATTLE -- Carlos Pegueros mammoth third-inning home run left a lasting impression on his teammates. The 451-foot shot -- third longest in Safeco Field history -- jump-started the moribund Mariners offence as they went on to a 6-0 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Thursday night. It was only the third time in the past 15 games that Seattle has scored more than three runs in a game. Peguero broke a scoreless tie in the third with his solo shot on a 3-2 pitch from Garrett Richards (1-1). The only two longer home runs in the stadiums 12 1/2-year history were 462 feet by San Franciscos Barry Bonds (June 16, 2006) and 460 feet by Mariners Raul Ibanez (June 20, 2007). Its believed Peguero is the second player ever to hit the centerfield batters eye. The other was Mike Napoli in 2008. It also was his first at-bat this season as he was called up from Triple-A Tacoma Tuesday when Franklin Gutierrez was placed on the disabled list. "That was pretty impressive. He hit the batters eye," said Kyle Seager, who had three hits, including a two-run home run. "What they say 450(1)? I dont know how they measure that but thats a long way. Thats pretty tough to top. "Anytime you see the first at-bat of the year and he hits it two-thirds up the batters eye...I havent even got one to centre field in BP." The Mariners were coming off a 1-5 road trip in which they scored just three runs or fewer in all their losses, including two shutouts. Their 10-3 loss to Houston Wednesday prompted manager Eric Wedge to hold a closed-door meeting after the game. "He gave a nice talk. He got everyones attention," Seager said. "We know we had to play better. We played with more of an edge today." Seager extended his hitting streak to a career-high 14 games. That matches the longest streak in the majors this season, as Chicago Cubs Starlin Castro and Philadelphias Michael Young each had 14. Seager is hitting .412 (21 of 51) during his streak. He moved his average from .147 to .306. It also was his third three-hit game this season. Jason Bay had two hits and two RBI and Endy Chavez had three hits. Rookie Brandon Maurer (2-3) went 6 1-3 innings to pick up the victory. He allowed seven hits, struck out six and walked one. After posting a 16.20 ERA in his first two starts, Maurer has a 1.89 ERA in his last three games. "Hes tough on right-handed hitters," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said of Maurer. "One thing he did was pound the zone, especially after he got the lead. He pitched a strong game for them." That initial lead was provided by Pegueros power. "I fell behind, 0-2 count," he said. "Then I just tried to make contact with the ball, hopefully, put a good swing on that ball. And that happened." Did he watch it? "Always like a hitter you want to see how far you hit the ball," Peguero said. The Mariners continued to rally in the third. Bay singled to right and advanced to second on Chavezs one-out single to right. Seager followed with his single to left, scoring Bay from second. The Mariners added a pair of runs in the seventh on Bays bases-loaded single to left. He is a .287 career hitter with the bases loaded. It was the Mariners first hit in 10 tries with the bases loaded this season. Seager finished the scoring in the eighth when he hit his third home run of the season on a 2-1 pitch Nick Maronde. "Its nice to get the homestand started off on a good note," Seager said. "Maurer threw the ball good tonight. He gave us every chance to win." Notes: The Mariners are dealing with a series of injuries to key players. OF Michael Saunders (right AC joint) likely will be sent out to Tacoma Friday to rehab. OF Franklin Gutierrez (right hamstring), placed on the DL Thursday, has a grade 1 strain, based on Thursdays MRI. He could be out two to three weeks. 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SALT LAKE CITY -- Stephen Curry found his shooting stroke in the second quarter, and it was more than enough to push the Golden State Warriors past the struggling Utah Jazz. Curry scored 22 points and Klay Thompson and Harrison Barnes had 17 apiece in the Warriors 98-87 victory Monday night. Curry had eight assists and made four 3-pointers before a scary play in the fourth quarter left him a little woozy. The star guard left the game after Utahs Marvin Williams landed on his head in a scramble for a loose ball. "I went to reach for the ball and the next thing I know, I hit the ground pretty hard and then I think Marvin landed on me," Curry said. After a couple of minutes to gain his bearings, Curry got up slowly and left the court under his own power with a towel draped over his head. But he is expected to play in Wednesdays home game against Memphis. "Ive got a nasty headache but Ill be all right," he said. The Warriors made 12 of 22 attempts from 3-point range and led by as many as 28 points. "When you defend, rebound and run, its hard to guard us. Any one of us can make a play in transition," Curry said. Gordon Hayward scored 18 points and Williams had 16 but the Jazz (1-11) dropped their third straight after earning their lone win of the season. Playing without injured centre Jermaine ONeal, the Warriors got 14 points and 14 rebounds from David Lee and Andrew Bogut added 13 boards and three blocked shots to neutralize Utahs inside presence. What the Jazz lack (and the Warriors have in spades) became apparent in the fourth quarter. After clawing within striking distance, Utah missed eight of its first nine shots in the final period. The Jazz are among the worst shooting teams in the league, converting less than 41 per cent of their attempts. They were even worse against Golden State, finishing at 39.5 per cent despite an abundance of clean looks at the rim. 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"We won the rebound battle by 17 against a very good offensive rebounding team. I like our effort." Early in the second quarter, Williams made a 3-pointer to help the Jazz close to 29-27 before Curry led a 30-9 run, fueled by 6-for-8 shooting from beyond the arc for Golden State. Curry had missed eight 3-pointers in a row over the past three games before making a trio of 3s in the second-quarter surge. "It was a close game and they made three in a row there and we panicked a little bit. This is a team that is capable of scoring a lot of points in a short amount of time," Utah coach Ty Corbin said. Golden State also won the front end of a home-and-away set between the teams. Thompson had 25 points as the Warriors held off the Jazz 102-88 on Saturday. ONeal missed the game with a bruised right knee and a strained right groin. He didnt travel with the team, and the reserve is considered day to day. "Were a very loose group and very young group," Bogut said. 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