- Matchup: Los Angeles Angels vs Seattle Mariners
- Date: Friday, September 25, 2026
- Venue: T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA
- Broadcast: MLB.TV
- Betting Odds: Los Angeles (+110) Seattle (-130)
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On Friday, the Los Angeles Angels (60-97) will face the Seattle Mariners (73-84) at T-Mobile Park. The Angels are underdogs at +110, while the Mariners are favored at -130, with an over/under set at 9 runs. The expected starting pitchers are Reid Detmers for the Angels and Bryce Miller for the Mariners.
The Angels have garnered 233 doubles and hit 149 home runs as a team. With a slugging percentage of .369, they’ve struck out 1,498 times compared to 490 walks. The team averages 4.0 runs per game, ranking 29th in the MLB. They have accumulated 605 RBIs and 1,226 hits this season, resulting in an overall batting average of .234. Their run tally stands at 632, along with an on-base percentage (OBP) of .309.
Los Angeles possesses a strikeout-to-walk (K/BB) ratio of 2.27 and a collective WHIP of 1.34. The pitching staff has allowed 160 home runs and a total of 721 runs (20th in the league). The Angels have conceded 1,247 hits, averaging 8.1 per 9 innings, and 654 earned runs. Their team ERA is 4.24 for the year, also placing them 20th in the MLB, with the staff striking out 1,402 batters. They’ve walked 617 hitters, and their FIP is at 4.08 for the season.
Los Angeles’s bullpen has a save percentage of 44.4%, with 147 save opportunities this season. They’ve recorded 24 saves but have blown 30 out of 54 chances. The bullpen has inherited 239 base runners, with 38.1% scoring. The Angels have utilized 504 relievers throughout the season. The relief corps has notched 90 holds, placing them 10th in the league.
The Angels have compiled 4,165 putouts, 1,326 assists, and 87 errors, giving them a fielding percentage of .984, ranking them 19th in Major League Baseball. They’ve achieved 110 double plays and converted 69.4% of balls in play into outs over 12,495 innings, placing them 20th in the league.
Detmers has pitched 628 innings in his MLB career, accumulating 702 strikeouts. He holds a career record of 27-39, with a FIP of 4.33. Opponents faced: 2,659, with an ERA of 4.40 (307 earned runs) and a WHIP of 1.275. He has conceded 575 hits (8.2 hits per nine innings) and has recorded 226 walks.
The Seattle Mariners have a team OBP of .312 and a batting average of .231. This season, they struck out 1,361 times (9th in the league) and accumulated 1,206 hits. The Mariners have hit 179 home runs and tallied 611 RBIs, with a slugging percentage of .379. They average 4.04 runs per game, ranking 28th in baseball, and have achieved 198 doubles, taking 531 walks and scoring 634 runs.
The Mariners’ pitching staff holds a WHIP of 1.264 and a FIP of 4.01. They rank 22nd in the league for total hits allowed (1,330) and have given up 697 runs this season, resulting in an ERA of 4.21. Their K/BB ratio is 8.70 (1,336 strikeouts versus 420 walks). They’ve allowed 190 home runs and concede an average of 4.53 runs per 9 innings (16th in MLB).
With 144 save opportunities, the Mariners have achieved 80 holds and 28 blown saves. Their relievers have been called to the mound in 63 save chances, recording 35 saves. The bullpen’s inherited scoring percentage stands at 32.4% from their 173 inherited runners. They’ve appeared in 161 high-leverage situations and 123 instances with runners on base. They rank 25th in baseball with a save rate of 55.6%, deploying 486 relief pitchers this season.
The Mariners have executed 123 double plays, holding a fielding percentage of .985 (18th in MLB). They registered 1,293 assists, 84 errors, and have completed 4,153 putouts this season. In 12,459 innings played, they have achieved a defensive efficiency of 68.9%, ranking 26th in the majors.
Miller (28-30 career record) has a 4.01 ERA, allowing 7.7 hits per 9 innings, with a K/BB ratio of 3.38. He’s faced 2,092 batters in his MLB journey, yielding 229 earned runs and maintaining a WHIP of 1.134 and a FIP of 3.9. Throughout his career, Miller has given up 442 hits while amassing 476 strikeouts over 514 innings.
Which team will come out on top in tonight’s MLB matchup against the spread or moneyline?
Prediction: Back Seattle (-130)
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