- Matchup: Seattle Mariners vs. Miami Marlins
- Date: Tuesday, July 7, 2026
- Venue: LoanDepot Park, Miami, FL
- Broadcast: MLB.TV
- Betting Odds: Seattle Mariners (-130), Miami Marlins (+110)
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The Seattle Mariners (47-44) are set to face off against the Miami Marlins (49-42) this Tuesday at LoanDepot Park. The opening moneyline places Seattle at -130, with Miami at +110. The total runs for the game are projected at 9, featuring starting pitchers Bryan Woo and Max Meyer.
The Seattle Mariners are averaging 4.1 runs per game, ranking them 24th in Major League Baseball. They have scored a total of 372 runs this season, with an on-base percentage (OBP) of .312. The team has achieved 111 doubles and hit 109 home runs, compiling 360 RBIs and 696 hits, resulting in a batting average of .231. Their slugging percentage is .382, with 791 strikeouts and 303 walks recorded throughout the season.
The Mariners’ pitching staff boasts a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.48 and a team WHIP of 1.16. They have given up 80 home runs and 345 runs so far this season, ranking 4th in the league. Seattle’s pitching has allowed 710 hits, translating to an average of 7.9 hits per 9 innings, alongside 318 earned runs. The Seahawks have an ERA of 3.55 (5th in MLB), and their pitchers have fanned 787 batters. This season, they have walked 226 hitters, with a team FIP of 3.44.
Relief pitchers for the Mariners have entered the game 64 times with runners on base, appearing in 97 high-leverage situations. They have recorded 53 holds, placing them 10th in baseball, with a save rate of 61.1% from 90 save opportunities. This year, they have successfully saved 22 games but have failed in 14 chances. Mariners relievers have inherited 89 runners, with 27.0% scoring under their watch. Overall, the Mariners have utilized 267 relief pitchers this season.
Defensively, the Mariners have achieved 2,421 putouts, 740 assists, and 45 errors, yielding a fielding percentage of .986 that ranks 16th in MLB. They have turned 81 double plays and converted 69.8% of hits into outs across 7,263 innings played, placing them 16th historically.
Pitcher Bryan Woo has accumulated 494 innings with 489 strikeouts in his MLB career. With a record of 35-21, Woo’s FIP stands at 3.35 after facing 1,973 batters. He has an earned run average of 3.40 (187 earned runs) and a WHIP of 0.991, having allowed 391 hits (7.1 per 9 innings) along with 99 walks.
The Miami Marlins have hit a total of 91 home runs and recorded 403 RBIs this season. They have tallied 156 doubles, walked 314 times, and scored 418 runs, showcasing a .331 OBP and a .254 batting average. Miami’s slugging percentage is .410, averaging 4.59 runs per game (13th in the league). They have struck out 738 times and compiled 768 hits.
The Marlins’ pitching staff has allowed 394 runs, resulting in a 4.09 ERA (363 earned runs). They have given up 89 home runs and concede 4.44 runs per 9 innings (11th in MLB). Their team WHIP is 1.247, and they maintain a FIP of 4.00. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is 8.60 (763 strikeouts against 308 walks), placing them 6th in total hits allowed, with 688 hits permitted.
Miami’s relief pitchers have an inherited score percentage of 20.2%, with 114 inherited runners. Their bullpen has appeared 85 times in high-pressure scenarios, with 77 such instances featuring runners on base. In 84 save situations, the Marlins achieved 50 holds but faced 10 blown saves. Currently, they rank 12th in save percentage at 68.8%, having deployed 290 relief pitchers this season.
Defensively, the Marlins have recorded a 70.8% efficiency over 7,191 innings, ranking 10th in MLB. They have completed 62 double plays and posted a .983 fielding percentage (24th overall), with 738 assists, 55 errors, and 2,397 putouts this year.
In his career, pitcher Max Meyer has allowed 219 hits and struck out 232 batters in 230 innings, conceding 104 earned runs with a WHIP of 1.286 and a FIP of 4.0. He boasts a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 3.01, having faced a total of 985 batters. Meyer holds a career record of 15-12 and an ERA of 4.07, yielding 8.6 hits per 9 innings.
Who will come out on top in tonight’s MLB showdown, covering the spread or winning outright?
Picks: Back Miami (+110) along with under 9 runs
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