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Mon, Jun 29 · T-Mobile Park
2026-05-26 → 2026-06-28
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A rough stretch on the road — the Mariners dropped two of three to Pittsburgh and two of three to Cleveland, going 1-4 over the last five games and losing all three completed series. The offense was particularly quiet against the Pirates, managing just one run in each of those two losses, and the club couldn't sustain momentum in Cleveland after taking the opener. Three series, three losses — this road trip was a tough one to swallow.
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Bryce Miller was the bright spot of the week, striking out 11 batters over 5.2 innings in his outing — that's the kind of performance that reminds you why he's worth watching every time he takes the mound. When the offense went quiet, Miller gave the team a chance.
The Mariners return home to T-Mobile Park on June 29th to open a series against the Los Angeles Angels — a chance to reset, get right in front of the home crowd, and start turning things around.
Julio Rodríguez has been locked in at the plate, posting a scorching xwOBA over his last 30 plate appearances — he's trending hot and looks like the offensive engine this lineup needs heading into the homestand.