Venue: T‑Mobile Park — Seattle, Washington
First Pitch: 9:40 PM ET / 6:40 PM PT
Surface: Natural Grass
Broadcast: ROOT Sports NW / SNY
Weather Update — T‑Mobile Park
T‑Mobile Park features a retractable roof, and with early‑June marine air, the roof is expected to be closed.
Outside Conditions:
Temperature: 63–66°F
Humidity: 72%
Wind: 8–12 mph from the west
Chance of Rain: 20%
Impact: With the roof closed, the environment becomes pitcher‑friendly, suppressing home runs and favoring line‑drive hitters.
Injury Report
New York Mets
1B Pete Alonso — IL (oblique)
SP Kodai Senga — IL (shoulder)
OF Starling Marte — IL (hip)
RP Brooks Raley — IL (elbow)
C Francisco Alvarez — Day‑to‑day (hand)
Impact: The Mets’ lineup is missing its biggest power bat (Alonso) and a key table‑setter (Marte). Rotation depth remains thin without Senga.
Seattle Mariners
OF Julio Rodríguez — IL (wrist)
2B Jorge Polanco — IL (hamstring)
RP Gregory Santos — IL (shoulder)
C Cal Raleigh — Day‑to‑day (knee)
Impact: Seattle’s offense loses its superstar in Julio, but pitching remains strong. Raleigh’s availability is important for Gilbert’s game‑calling.
Starting Pitching Matchup
Seattle — RHP Logan Gilbert (Projected: 5–3, 3.18 ERA, 1.07 WHIP)
Profile:
6’6” power righty with elite extension
Fastball 95–97 mph with carry
Slider and splitter both plus pitches
Excellent command (5.2% walk rate)
Dominant at home (career ERA under 3.40 at T‑Mobile)
Matchup Notes: Mets’ lineup is right‑heavy without Alonso, which plays into Gilbert’s strengths. Expect high strikeout potential.
New York — TBD (Bullpen/Spot Starter Scenario)
The Mets have not officially announced a starter for June 2. Based on rotation alignment, this projects as a bullpen game or a spot start from a depth arm (e.g., José Butto or Joey Lucchesi).
Profile (Bullpen Game):
Mets bullpen ERA: 4.47
High walk rate
Vulnerable to left‑handed power
Struggles in high‑leverage situations
Matchup Notes: Seattle’s left‑handed bats (Canzone, Raley, Crawford) gain value against a bullpen‑heavy approach.
Team Records & Recent Form
New York Mets (26–34)
Last 10: 4–6
Road Record: 11–18
Runs/Game: 4.09
Team ERA: 4.62
Trend: The Mets have been inconsistent, especially offensively without Alonso. Bullpen has blown multiple late leads recently.
Seattle Mariners (32–29)
Last 10: 6–4
Home Record: 18–12
Runs/Game: 4.33
Team ERA: 3.79
Trend: Seattle continues to win behind strong pitching. Offense is streaky without Julio but still competitive at home.
📚 Series History
2023–2026 Combined: Mariners lead 10–7
At T‑Mobile Park: Mariners have won 6 of last 8
Mets have not won a road series in Seattle since 2014
Trend: Seattle dominates at home in this matchup.
Key Player Matchups
Mets Hitters vs. Logan Gilbert
Francisco Lindor: 3-for-10 (.300), HR
Jeff McNeil: 2-for-9 (.222), 2B
Brandon Nimmo: 1-for-8 (.125), 3 K
Edge: Gilbert — especially with Alonso out.
Mariners Hitters vs. Mets Bullpen
J.P. Crawford: .286 vs. RHP, high OBP
Mitch Haniger: Power threat vs. fastballs
Ty France: Excellent vs. cutters and sinkers
Edge: Mariners — consistent contact and situational hitting.
Betting Trends
New York
3–7 in last 10 road games
2–8 in last 10 vs. AL West
Under is 6–3 in last 9 Mets games
Seattle
7–3 in last 10 home games
6–1 in Gilbert’s last 7 starts
Mariners 8–3 in last 11 vs. Mets
Totals Trends
T‑Mobile unders hit at 58% with roof closed
Both teams missing star hitters
Game Odds
New York Mets 7.5
Seattle Mariners – 139
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Monday, June 1, 2026
