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SEATTLE -- Joe Saunders has no idea why he cant win on the road when he cant lose at home. The Seattle pitcher won his ninth straight decision at Safeco Field, throwing 6 1-3 effective innings Sunday as the Mariners beat the Oakland Athletics 6-1. Saunders is 3-0 with an 0.94 ERA in four home starts this year, but is 0-4 with a 12.54 ERA on the road. "Its killing me," Saunders said. "I know I have it in me, its just a matter of doing it on the road. Hopefully we can turn the page a little bit and get a good start on the road." In 13 career appearances at Safeco, Saunders is 9-0 with a 1.72 ERA. "I dont think thats going to keep up. Its kind a fluky trend here early on," Seattle manager Eric Wedge said. "Hes smart, he has a good feel, his stuffs been really good. Ive been impressed with his stuff, so I dont think thats going to continue." Saunders (3-4) allowed one run and five hits, striking out six and walking three. Kendrys Morales gave Saunders an early cushion with a three-run homer in the first inning, and the Mariners kept adding more. Tommy Milone (3-5) lost his fifth straight start, giving up five runs, six hits and three walks in five innings. This was the first time during the skid he failed to pitch into the seventh inning, and he has a 3.62 ERA over that span. Milone walked two in the first -- more than he had allowed in all but one of his seven previous starts this season. "I was maybe trying to be a little too fine in the first inning," Milone said. "Just tried to paint the black and thats probably what caused me to get behind." Defending AL West champion Oakland has lost six of seven. The As start a series Monday at division-leading Texas. "You go through ups and downs, but this is not very fun now," said Oaklands Brandon Moss, who struck out four times. 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"It was a heads-up play, he made a great throw and great tag." Seattle stretched its lead on Jesus Monteros run-scoring single in the fourth and Seagers sacrifice fly in the fifth. Jason Bay added his fourth home run in the seventh inning, a drive to centre off Jerry Blevins. "Were playing good baseball right now," Michael Saunders said. "Were doing all the little things right, and its showing." NOTES: Oakland manager Bob Melvin said OF Coco Crisp, on the DL with a strained left hamstring, may run the bases Monday. If it goes well, a Wednesday return for Crisp is "not out of the question," Melvin said. ... Wedge batted Seager third and moved Morales and Michael Morse both down a spot in the lineup, to Nos. 4 and 5. Wedge said the moves were designed to take some pressure off Morales and Morse. "Ive seen them both chasing more than they should be chasing," Wedge said. ' ' '