Seattle Mariners at Oakland Athletics: Final Score & Recap

The Seattle Mariners blanked the Oakland Athletics 3-0 at Oakland Coliseum on June 6, 2024, holding the A's to just two hits across nine innings. The DiamondIQ model entered the game giving Oakland a 37% chance of winning at home, a figure that eroded steadily before finishing at 0% as Seattle's pitching staff never allowed the Athletics a meaningful foothold in the contest.

The game's most consequential offensive moment came in the fourth inning when Mitch Garver singled off JP Sears, a play that shifted win probability by 9.8 percentage points in Seattle's favor and anchored what proved to be the decisive sequence of the night. Garver finished as the game's top performer by a significant margin, accumulating a plus-20.1% WPA and a plus-2.7 RE24, making him the clearest individual driver of the outcome at the plate. Victor Robles also contributed positively, with a hit by pitch off Sears in the third inning generating a 5.5-point swing in Seattle's direction, while Seattle did leave some opportunity on the table in the second when Mitch Haniger grounded into a double play, costing the Mariners 7.2 percentage points of win probability. Oakland's best late threat evaporated in the eighth when Tyler Soderstrom struck out against Mike Baumann, a moment that swung 5.6 points toward Seattle.

On the mound, Bryan Woo was the anchor of the effort, leading all pitchers with a plus-23.7% WPA, while Mike Baumann added plus-13.3% and Austin Voth contributed plus-8.8% in relief. The Athletics managed only two hits on the evening, never threatening the shutout in a game where Seattle's pitching collectively rendered Oakland's lineup nearly inert from start to finish.