Seattle Mariners at Baltimore Orioles: Final Score & Recap

The Baltimore Orioles handed the Seattle Mariners a 7-2 defeat at Oriole Park at Camden Yards on June 10, 2026, with the game's decisive action concentrated in two innings that broke open what had been a scoreless contest through five frames. The DiamondIQ model entered the game giving Baltimore a 48% chance of winning, but by the final out that estimate had climbed to 100%, reflecting how thoroughly the Orioles controlled the outcome once their offense came to life.

The sixth inning was the turning point, and George Kirby bore the brunt of it. Pete Alonso's home run was the single most impactful play of the game, shifting win probability by plus 13.8 percentage points and setting the tone for a three-run frame. Blaze Alexander followed with a double that added another 8.0 percentage points, and Leody Taveras contributed a double of his own for plus 7.9 percentage points, compounding the damage against Kirby. The seventh inning extended Baltimore's advantage when Jackson Holliday connected for a home run off Domingo Gonzalez, a swing worth plus 6.2 percentage points. Seattle managed two runs in the eighth but never threatened seriously, finishing with just four hits against Baltimore's pitching staff.

Among individual performers, Alonso led all batters with a WPA of plus 8.8 and a RE24 of plus 0.2, while Alexander posted plus 4.8 WPA and plus 0.6 RE24 and Taveras added plus 3.9 WPA alongside a team-high RE24 of plus 0.9. On the pitching side, Brandon Young was the model's standout performer, generating plus 35.2 percentage points of win probability added, with Yennier Cano and Grant Wolfram each finishing at 0.0 WPA in their appearances. Baltimore's clean fielding, with zero errors on eleven hits allowed, underscored a controlled and efficient home victory.