- Matchup: Seattle Mariners vs Baltimore Orioles
- Date: Thursday, June 11, 2026
- Venue: Oriole Park at Camden Yards, Baltimore, MD
- Broadcast: MASN
- Bets/Point Spread: Seattle (-132) Baltimore (+110)
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The Baltimore Orioles (31-35) are set to face off against the Seattle Mariners (34-32) this Thursday at Oriole Park at Camden Yards. Seattle enters the game favored at -132 on the moneyline, while Baltimore stands at +110. The over/under for this matchup is established at 8.5. Starting for Seattle will be Bryan Woo, with Kyle Bradish on the mound for Baltimore.
Currently, the Seattle Mariners boast a slugging percentage of .399, having been struck out 578 times and issued 229 walks. They have accumulated 271 RBIs with 521 hits this season, resulting in a batting average of .237. As a team, the Mariners have recorded 93 doubles and 84 home runs, totaling 278 runs with an on-base percentage of .319. Collectively, they average 4.2 runs per game, ranking 18th in the league.
Seattle has a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.40 and their pitching staff maintains a WHIP of 1.18. Mariners pitchers have given up 62 home runs and 249 runs overall (ranking 6th in MLB). The team has allowed 529 hits at a rate of 8.1 hits per nine innings, with 229 earned runs. Their overall team ERA stands at 3.50, placing them 5th in the league, complemented by 571 strikeouts. They have walked 168 opposing batters, resulting in a FIP of 3.56 this season.
This season, Mariners pitchers have faced opponents with runners on base 51 times and have participated in high-leverage situations 81 times. The bullpen has recorded 37 holds (13th in MLB) and a save percentage of 53.8%, converting 14 out of 26 save opportunities. This year, the bullpen has inherited 67 base runners, with 17.9% of those runners scoring. Altogether, the Mariners have utilized 202 relief pitchers in their campaign.
On the defensive side, the Seattle Mariners have tallied 1,767 putouts, 547 assists, and 28 errors for a fielding percentage of .988—ranking them 9th in professional baseball. They have turned 60 double plays, achieving a conversion rate of 69.7% for balls in play out of their 5,301 innings, placing them 21st in the MLB.
Bryan Woo has pitched 472 innings in his MLB career, accumulating 467 strikeouts with a career ERA of 3.30 (173 earned runs allowed) and a WHIP of 0.985. He has allowed 371 hits (averaging 7.1 hits per nine innings) and issued 94 walks. With a career record of 33-19, Woo holds a FIP of 3.25 after facing 1,880 batters in the majors.
The Baltimore Orioles possess a team on-base percentage of .321 and a batting average of .241 for the season. They have struck out 593 times (ranking 6th in MLB) and accumulated 532 hits. Baltimore has hit 77 home runs and driven in 302 runs this season, with a slugging percentage of .401 and an average of 4.68 runs scored per game (8th in MLB). The team has executed 108 doubles, earned 254 walks, and tallied 309 runs.
On the pitching front, the Orioles staff has permitted 340 runs this year, posting a team ERA of 4.58 (297 earned runs allowed) and giving up 74 home runs while yielding 5.25 runs per nine innings (27th in baseball). Their collective WHIP is 1.417, with a FIP of 4.30 this season. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio stands at 7.90 (512 strikeouts to 232 walks), putting them at 29th in MLB for total hits allowed (594).
The Baltimore bullpen ranks 9th in the league with a save percentage of 68.2% and has sent 223 relievers to the mound this season. They have made appearances in high-leverage situations 62 times and faced runners on base in 59 instances. In 57 save opportunities, the Orioles have recorded 34 holds and suffered 7 blown saves. This year, relief pitchers have been called upon in 22 save scenarios, successfully converting 15 saves. Additionally, the bullpen has inherited 83 base runners, with a score percentage of 20.5%.
Counting 52 double plays, the Orioles have achieved a fielding percentage of .985 (20th in MLB), securing 572 assists, 35 errors, and 1,750 putouts on the season. In 5,250 innings played, Baltimore’s defensive efficiency stands at 68.2% (28th in professional baseball).
Kyle Bradish holds a career record of 22-22, with an impressive 3.55 ERA while allowing 7.8 hits per nine innings. He has a K/BB ratio of 2.96 and has faced 1,771 hitters over his MLB career. With 168 earned runs against him, his WHIP is 1.222, and his FIP is 3.50. To date, Bradish has allowed 370 hits while notching 447 strikeouts across 426 innings pitched.
Who will emerge victorious in tonight’s MLB showdown against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Take Seattle (-132)
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