Seattle Mariners
· 2026-06-30
The Seattle Mariners won 6-2 vs the Los Angeles Angels on June 30, now standing 6th in the American League with a 43-43 record.
The Mariners beat the Angels with a strong team effort, led by their starting pitcher Bryan Woo.
The Angels' Jose Soriano had a tough outing, allowing several runs to score.
This win is significant for the Mariners, as it puts them on a W1 streak and improves their chances of making the playoffs.
The team's batting average is now .232, with 102 home runs and 331 RBIs.
The Mariners will look to continue their winning streak in their next game, with a strong performance from their bullpen.
And their pitching staff will need to stay sharp, with a collective WHIP of 1.193 and a FIP of 3.51.
The team's fielding rate is .983, with 55 double plays turned.
But the Angels will look to bounce back from this loss, with a team slugging percentage of .398 and 100 home runs.
So the Mariners will need to be ready for a tough game.
The Mariners have a team on-base percentage of .313 and have struck out 728 times.
Their K/BB ratio is 1.95, with 746 batters struck out.
The Angels have given up 672 base knocks and 383 earned runs, with a team ERA of 4.59.
The Mariners will look to take advantage of the Angels' weaknesses in their next game.
As of June 30, the Mariners are on a W1 streak, with a 43-43 record.
The team's next game will be crucial in determining their playoff chances.
But for now, they can celebrate their 6-2 win over the Angels.
The Mariners' win was led by their strong pitching and batting performances.
The team's bullpen was also solid, with 44 holds on the season.
The Mariners have earned 10 saves on the season, with a save rate of 38.5%.
The team's fielding has been strong, with 2,255 putouts and 721 assists.
The Mariners will look to continue their strong play in their next game.