SEATTLE - Former LSU pitcher Kade Anderson's MLB debut ended in dramatic walk-off fashion, courtesy of a Randy Arozarena two-run shot in the bottom of the ninth inning. The Mariners beat the Cubs 5-4.

Although the former Tiger ace received a no-decision for his efforts, Anderson made plenty of noise in his first action in an MLB game.

The night started off with a one-two-three inning. The first pitch of Anderson's career ended in a popout off the bat of Pete Crow-Armstrong. The first inning of Anderson's career ended with a strikeout of another former LSU Tiger in Alex Bregman.

Anderson cruised through four scoreless innings, but allowed a run on a sacrifice fly by Sandy Alcantara in the fifth. Anderson ran into more trouble in the sixth

Bregman got some payback on his fellow former Tiger on a 415-home run to left-center field. After giving up another home run to Michael Bush, the next batter in the Cubs' batting order, Anderson's night was over.

After all was said and done, Anderson threw 5.2 innings and struck out five with three earned runs.