New York Mets at Seattle Mariners: Final Score & Recap

The Seattle Mariners walked off the New York Mets 3-2 in ten innings on June 1, 2026, at T-Mobile Park, improving their position with a game the DiamondIQ model had projected as a 63 percent home-win probability before first pitch and closed at 100 percent. Seattle scored single runs in the third, seventh, and tenth innings, while New York managed just two hits across the entire game, scratching out runs in the fifth and sixth before the Mariners ended it in extras.

The decisive sequence unfolded in the bottom of the tenth, but it was Josh Naylor's solo home run off Brooks Raley in the seventh that provided the largest single offensive swing of the night, adding 17.3 percent to Seattle's win probability and briefly nudging the Mariners ahead. New York had a chance to flip the game in the eighth when Brett Baty came to the plate with runners on base, but his double play off Matt Brash removed 14.9 percent from the Mets' win probability and effectively stalled their best scoring opportunity. In the tenth, Cole Young opened the frame with a single off A.J. Minter, a hit worth 16.4 percent in win probability, and Patrick Wisdom's strikeout to end the inning on Seattle's side registered a 19.5 percent swing as the Mariners converted the walk-off situation.

Cole Young finished as the top positional contributor by the DiamondIQ model's accounting, posting a combined WPA of plus-18.3 percent and a RE24 of plus-0.8, while Patrick Wisdom added plus-16.8 percent WPA and Naylor contributed plus-11.7 percent. On the mound, Sean Manaea led all pitchers with a plus-22.4 percent WPA, supported by Luke Weaver at plus-15.0 percent and closer Andrés Muñoz at plus-13.5 percent as Seattle held the Mets to two hits over the full ten innings.