- Matchup: Los Angeles Angels vs Seattle Mariners
- Event Date: Tuesday, June 30, 2026
- Venue: T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA
- Broadcasting: MLB.TV
- Betting Odds: Los Angeles (+106), Seattle (-128)
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On Tuesday, the Seattle Mariners (42-43) will host the Los Angeles Angels (36-49) at T-Mobile Park. The odds favor the Mariners at -128, with the Angels at +106. The over/under for this matchup is set at 8.5 runs, featuring expected starting pitchers Jose Soriano and Bryan Woo.
The Angels have recorded a slugging percentage of .398, alongside 806 strikeouts against 284 walks. This season, they’ve accumulated 370 RBIs and 687 hits, maintaining a batting average of .240. As a team, the Angels have logged 134 doubles and launched 100 home runs. Currently, they sit at 386 runs scored and possess a .318 on-base percentage, averaging 4.5 runs per game, placing them 13th in Major League Baseball.
The Angels have a K/BB ratio of 1.95 and an overall WHIP of 1.40. This season, their pitching staff has surrendered 89 home runs and a total of 422 runs, ranking 24th in the league. With 672 hits allowed (8.1 per 9 innings) and 383 earned runs, the Angels have a team ERA of 4.59, placing them 24th in MLB. The pitching staff has recorded 746 strikeouts and issued 383 walks, with a FIP of 4.35.
This season, Angels pitchers have been in high-leverage situations 95 times and have recorded 44 holds, ranking 17th in MLB. Their save percentage stands at 38.5%, having been involved in 72 save opportunities, converting 10 saves while missing 16 of their chances. The bullpen has faced 162 inherited runners, with 37.0% scoring. Overall, the Angels have deployed 271 relievers in 2026.
Defensively, the Angels have converted 69.8% of balls in play into outs in their 6,765 innings, residing at 16th in the league. This season, they’ve recorded 2,255 putouts, 721 assists, and 53 errors, resulting in a fielding percentage of .983 (25th in MLB), along with 55 double plays.
Starting pitcher Jose Soriano holds a career record of 25-25, with a FIP of 3.70 over his time facing 1,778 hitters. He has allowed 359 hits (7.7 per 9 innings) and recorded 194 walks. His lifetime ERA stands at 3.76 (175 earned runs allowed) and he has a WHIP of 1.320, with 407 career strikeouts across 419 innings pitched.
The Seattle Mariners have managed a .313 on-base percentage and a .232 batting average this year. They have struck out 728 times, ranking 9th in MLB, while posting 654 hits, with 102 home runs and 331 RBIs. The Mariners’ slugging percentage is .382, as they average 4.02 runs per game, placing them 27th overall. They have 105 doubles and drawn 287 walks, accumulating a total of 342 runs.
As a pitching unit, the Mariners hold a WHIP of 1.193 and a team FIP of 3.51. They rank 17th in the league for total hits allowed with 682. Seattle’s pitching staff has allowed 338 runs this season with an ERA of 3.72 (311 earned runs). Their K/BB ratio stands at 8.90, with 744 strikeouts relative to 216 walks. They have allowed 79 home runs and yield 4.04 runs per 9 innings, marking them 6th in MLB.
This year, the Mariners have had 87 save situations, recording 51 holds and 14 blown saves. Their relief pitchers have entered the game in 35 save opportunities, successfully converting 21 saves. The Mariners also have a low inherited score rate of 25.3% from 87 inherited runners. Their relievers have been called to action 95 times in high-pressure situations, including 63 instances with runners on base. They rank 19th in MLB with a save percentage of 60.0%, utilizing 255 relievers throughout the season.
Defensively, the Mariners have 76 double plays and a fielding percentage of .986 (14th in MLB). They’ve registered 679 assists, 41 errors, and a total of 2,259 putouts this season. With 6,777 innings played, their defensive efficiency stands at 69.2% (20th in MLB).
Starting pitcher Bryan Woo boasts a 34-21 career record with a 3.41 ERA, allowing 7.1 hits per 9 innings. With a K/BB ratio of 4.94, he has faced 1,948 hitters in his professional career, allowing 185 earned runs, maintaining a WHIP of 0.993, and a FIP of 3.4. In his MLB journey, Woo has permitted 387 hits while achieving a total of 484 strikeouts over 488 innings.
Who will come out on top in tonight’s MLB game, covering the spread or winning outright?
Prediction: Back Seattle (-128)
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