Seattle Mariners at Detroit Tigers: Final Score & Recap

The Seattle Mariners shutout the Detroit Tigers 4-0 at Comerica Park on June 6, 2026, holding Detroit to just two hits while collecting ten of their own. The DiamondIQ model entered the game giving the Tigers a 42% chance of winning at home, but that probability eroded quickly and finished at 0% as Seattle built an insurmountable lead through the first four innings.

The decisive stretch came in the second through fourth innings. Dominic Canzone opened the scoring in the second with a double off Keider Montero, a play that shifted win probability 5.6 points in Seattle's favor. The most impactful single moment of the game arrived in the third, when Randy Arozarena doubled off Montero to swing the DiamondIQ model's estimate by 17.4 percentage points, the largest single-play shift of the contest. Detroit briefly responded in the bottom half of that inning when Colt Keith tripled off Bryce Miller for an 8.2-point swing, though the Tigers were unable to convert the opportunity into a run. Canzone then put the game further out of reach in the fourth with a home run off Montero, adding another 7.0 points of win probability to Seattle's ledger. Detroit's best chance to claw back came in the bottom of the fourth, but Riley Greene grounded into a double play off Miller, a sequence that cost the Tigers 8.4 points of win probability and effectively closed the door.

Arozarena finished as the game's top offensive performer by the DiamondIQ model's measure, posting a WPA of plus 17.3% and an RE24 of plus 2.0, while Canzone was close behind at plus 12.6% WPA and plus 2.1 RE24. On the mound, Bryce Miller was dominant, finishing with a WPA of plus 20.7% as he limited Detroit to minimal damage despite the Keith triple. José A. Ferrer and Drew Sommers each contributed positive WPA figures out of the bullpen to complete the shutout.