First Pitch: 9:40 p.m. ET / 6:40 p.m. PT
Venue: T‑Mobile Park — Seattle, Washington
Surface: Natural grass
Capacity: ~47,000
Broadcast: ROOT Sports Northwest / Bally Sports West / MLB.TV
Weather Outlook — Seattle, WA
Conditions: Cool, partly cloudy Pacific Northwest evening
Temperature: ~68°F at first pitch
Humidity: ~64%
Wind: 5–8 mph blowing in from left
Impact:
Slight suppression of fly‑ball carry
Excellent pitching conditions
Breaking balls should have strong movement in cool air
Team Records & Recent Form
Los Angeles Angels (36–51)
Last 10: 3–7
Road Record: 17–27
Runs Scored: 312
Runs Allowed: 381
Trend:
Offense struggling, averaging just 3.2 runs over last 10
Bullpen remains one of MLB’s most inconsistent units
Ureña has been serviceable but rarely dominant
Angels sliding further behind in AL West and Wild Card races
Seattle Mariners (44–43)
Last 10: 6–4
Home Record: 26–18
Runs Scored: 334
Runs Allowed: 326
Trend:
Offense improving, especially in late innings
Bullpen trending upward after early‑season volatility
Bryce Miller has been strong at home with excellent command
Mariners pushing to stay in AL Wild Card contention
Injury Report (Projected)
Los Angeles Angels
3B — Questionable (wrist)
RP — OUT (shoulder)
CF — Probable (hamstring)
Impact: If the third baseman sits, the Angels lose a key middle‑order bat and defensive stability.
Seattle Mariners
SS — OUT (ankle)
RF — Questionable (groin)
SP — IL (forearm)
Impact: Seattle’s lineup depth is slightly reduced, but their pitching remains strong.
Starting Pitcher Breakdown
Los Angeles — José Ureña (RHP)
Record: 3–8
ERA: 4.97
WHIP: 1.41
K/BB: Low strikeout rate
Pitch Mix:
Sinker
Slider
Changeup
Occasional four‑seam
Strengths: Generates ground balls when sinker is sharp
Concerns: Prone to command lapses; struggles against disciplined lineups
Seattle — Bryce Miller (RHP)
Record: 7–5
ERA: 3.54
WHIP: 1.18
K/BB: Excellent strike‑thrower
Pitch Mix:
Four‑seam fastball
Slider
Splitter
Cutter
Strengths: Dominant at home; strong fastball command
Concerns: Occasionally homer‑prone if fastball stays up
Key Player Matchups
Angels Lineup vs. Miller
Angels’ right‑handed bats must attack early fastballs
Miller’s splitter is effective against aggressive hitters
Angels’ inconsistent offense is a poor matchup for Miller’s command profile
Mariners Lineup vs. Ureña
Seattle’s left‑handed bats match well against Ureña’s sinker
Mariners excel at elevating pitches — a bad matchup for Ureña’s ground‑ball approach
Expect Seattle to generate multiple scoring opportunities early
Bullpen Comparison
Angels: Volatile; struggles in high‑leverage spots
Mariners: Strong late‑inning unit with multiple reliable arms
Advantage: Seattle in innings 7–9
Series History
2026 Season Series: Mariners lead 3–1
Last 10 Meetings: Mariners lead 7–3
At T‑Mobile Park: Mariners have won 8 of last 11
Trend:
Seattle typically wins low‑scoring games at home
Angels’ pitching has struggled historically in Seattle
Betting Trends
Los Angeles
3–7 last 10
Overs hit in 6 of last 9
Angels 2–8 in last 10 road games
Angels 2–6 in last 8 vs. Seattle
Seattle
6–4 last 10
Unders hit in 5 of last 8
Mariners 7–3 in last 10 home games
Mariners 6–1 in last 7 vs. Angels at home
Game Odds
Los Angeles Angels 7.5
Seattle Mariners – 210
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Wednesday, July 1, 2026
