New York Mets at Seattle Mariners: Final Score & Recap

The Seattle Mariners handled the visiting New York Mets 8-3 at T-Mobile Park on June 2, 2026, a result that aligned closely with the DiamondIQ model's pre-game estimate of a 64 percent home win probability, which climbed to a certainty of 100 percent by the final out. Seattle built its margin steadily through the middle innings, never allowing New York to establish any sustained foothold after the Mets briefly threatened with a pair of runs in the third.

The game's most decisive blow came in the top of the third, when Carson Benge hit a home run off Logan Gilbert that swung win probability 17.9 percent in New York's favor, briefly tightening what had been Seattle's early grip. The Mariners answered emphatically in the bottom of the fifth, when Jhonny Pereda hit a home run off Jonah Tong that moved the needle 16.4 percent back toward Seattle, effectively restoring the Mariners' command. Patrick Wisdom had already added momentum in the second inning with a home run off Huascar Brazobán worth 12.7 percent in win probability, and J.P. Crawford's walk in the fourth off Tong contributed a further 6.7 percent swing. New York's most damaging moment came when Mark Vientos grounded into a double play in the sixth off Eduard Bazardo, costing the Mets 7.2 percent in win probability at a moment when any rally would have been consequential.

By the numbers, Benge led all batters with a 22.2 percent WPA and a RE24 of plus-2.8, while Pereda posted 18.3 percent WPA and plus-2.3 RE24, and Wisdom contributed 14.7 percent WPA and plus-1.7 RE24. On the mound, Eduard Bazardo was the most impactful Seattle reliever with 8.6 percent WPA added. Seattle finished with 11 hits and committed no errors, while New York managed only 5 hits and was hurt by 2 errors, a combination that left the Mets little margin for recovery against a Mariners club that executed cleanly throughout.