New York Mets at Seattle Mariners: Final Score & Recap

The New York Mets handed the Seattle Mariners a 7-1 defeat at T-Mobile Park on June 3, 2026, capitalizing on a dominant fourth inning that effectively ended the contest before the game's midpoint. The DiamondIQ model had opened the night with Seattle holding a 63 percent home win probability, but a relentless Mets offensive attack steadily eroded that edge until it reached zero. New York finished with 14 hits and committed no errors, while Seattle's two errors contributed to their own undoing against a Mets club that needed little extra help.

The decisive sequence arrived in the top of the fourth inning against George Kirby, when the Mets pushed across four runs on a series of damaging blows. Jared Young led the charge with a double that swung win probability 14.3 percent in New York's favor, and Bo Bichette followed with a single worth another 13.9 percent, the two most impactful at-bats of the evening on the offensive side. Carson Benge added a single of his own for another 7.5 percent swing, extending the Mariners' misery in what became the game's defining frame. Seattle's best offensive moment came when J.P. Crawford doubled off Freddy Peralta in the third, adding 6.4 percent to the home side's win probability, but Randy Arozarena immediately cancelled that momentum by grounding into a double play that cost Seattle 9.4 percent.

On the individual ledger, Bo Bichette led all hitters with a WPA of plus-18.1 percent and a RE24 of plus-2.5, with Jared Young close behind at plus-15.7 percent WPA and plus-2.3 RE24. Freddy Peralta was the story on the mound, delivering a performance worth plus-23.2 percent WPA to pace all pitchers in the game, as Seattle's lineup managed only six hits against the Mets' staff and could not generate any sustained threat against Peralta's command.