Venue: T‑Mobile Park — Seattle, Washington
First Pitch: 6:40 PM PDT
Surface: Natural grass
A matchup between two clubs trying to claw back into Wild Card relevance. The Giants send ace Logan Webb, who continues to be one of MLB’s most reliable ground‑ball machines, while Seattle counters with Bryan Woo, a rising right‑hander whose fastball/slider combo has flashed top‑end potential. T‑Mobile Park’s pitcher‑friendly environment sets the stage for a tight, low‑scoring contest.
Weather Forecast (Seattle, WA)
Temperature: 72–75°F at first pitch
Conditions: Partly cloudy, mild
Humidity: ~63%
Wind: Light WNW at 5–8 mph — slight push toward left field
Impact:
T‑Mobile Park remains pitcher‑friendly.
Mild breeze gives a small boost to left‑field fly balls.
Webb’s ground‑ball profile neutralizes most weather effects.
Injury Report
San Francisco Giants
Michael Conforto (OF): Day‑to‑day, hamstring tightness — expected to play
Jung Hoo Lee (OF): Out, shoulder surgery
Kyle Harrison (LHP): 15‑day IL, forearm strain
Camilo Doval (RHP): Probable, minor back stiffness
Seattle Mariners
Julio Rodríguez (CF): Day‑to‑day, wrist soreness — game‑time decision
Ty France (1B): Out, elbow inflammation
Matt Brash (RHP): Out, elbow recovery
Andrés Muñoz (RHP): 15‑day IL, shoulder fatigue
Team Records & Recent Form
San Francisco Giants (42–55)
Last 10: 4–6
Road Record: 19–29
Run Differential: -49
Trend: Offense struggling; rotation stabilizing behind Webb.
Strength: Webb’s elite command; strong infield defense
Weakness: Inconsistent scoring; bullpen volatility
Seattle Mariners (48–50)
Last 10: 5–5
Home Record: 27–22
Run Differential: -12
Trend: Pitching strong; offense inconsistent without France.
Strength: Strong rotation; Woo’s strikeout upside
Weakness: Low OBP stretches; bullpen injuries
Starting Pitchers
San Francisco — RHP Logan Webb (2026 Season)
Record: 8–7
ERA: 3.12
WHIP: 1.14
K/BB: Excellent command
Profile:
Elite sinker/changeup combo
Generates heavy ground‑ball rates
Dominant vs. right‑handed hitters
Mariners’ lefties (Kelenic, Raley) are key threats
Seattle — RHP Bryan Woo (2026 Season)
Record: 6–6
ERA: 3.89
WHIP: 1.23
K/9: 10.1
Profile:
Four‑seam fastball with strong ride
Slider is his out pitch
Can struggle with command early
Giants’ right‑handed core (Estrada, Flores, Ramos) must produce
Key Player Matchups
Logan Webb vs. Julio Rodríguez
(If Julio plays)
Julio’s ability to lift low pitches is crucial
Webb must keep sinker below the knees
High‑leverage matchup for Seattle’s offense
Jorge Soler vs. Bryan Woo
Soler’s power vs. Woo’s elevated fastball is a swing matchup
Woo must avoid middle‑up locations
Jarred Kelenic vs. Webb
Kelenic’s left‑handed power plays well vs. sinkerballers
Webb’s changeup is key to neutralizing him
Thairo Estrada vs. Woo
Estrada’s contact skills help extend innings
Strong matchup for singles and stolen‑base potential
Series History
2026 Season Series: First meeting
Last 20 Meetings: Mariners lead 11–9
At T‑Mobile Park (last 5 years): Mariners 7–4
Giants have lost five straight road games vs. Seattle.
Betting Trends
San Francisco Giants
ML: 4–6 in last 10
Road Unders: 6 of last 9
Run Line (+1.5): Covered 5 of last 10
Seattle Mariners
ML: 5–5 in last 10
Home Unders: 7 of last 10
Run Line (-1.5): Covered 4 of last 10
Pitching Trends
Webb has allowed 2 ER or fewer in 6 of his last 8 starts
Woo has a 3.45 ERA at home this season
Game Odds
San Francisco Giants 7
Seattle Mariners – 151
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, July 17, 2026
