Los Angeles Angels at Seattle Mariners: Final Score & Recap

The Los Angeles Angels defeated the Seattle Mariners 6-4 at T-Mobile Park on September 24, 2026, overcoming a pre-game environment where the DiamondIQ model's estimate gave Seattle a 62 percent chance of winning at home. Los Angeles chipped away with a run in the second inning before the Mariners responded with three of their own, then the Angels steadily took control with two runs in both the fifth and sixth innings and one more in the eighth to put the game away. The decisive moment came in the top of the sixth, when Christian Moore doubled off Bryan Woo, a swing that shifted win probability by 18.5 percentage points in Los Angeles's favor and represented the single biggest play of the game. Moore had earlier drawn a strikeout in the fifth that added 10.3 percentage points, making him the central figure in Los Angeles's rally against Woo. Bryce Teodosio contributed a pivotal insurance single off Cooper Criswell in the top of the eighth, adding another 14.9 percentage points, while J.P. Crawford's strikeout to end the ninth, worth 14.4 percentage points from Los Angeles's perspective, closed out Seattle's final threat.

Moore finished as the top performer of the night by WPA, posting a cumulative plus-31.2 percent with a RE24 of plus-2.9, reflecting his outsized influence on the Angels' run-scoring environment. Julio Rodríguez provided Seattle's brightest moment with a home run off Grayson Rodriguez in the bottom of the second, a blow worth plus-12.2 percentage points for the Mariners that accounted for the bulk of his plus-23.1 WPA and plus-2.0 RE24 on the evening. On the mound, Sammy Peralta was the standout contributor for Los Angeles, accumulating a plus-30.9 percent WPA to lead all pitchers, with Michael Rucker adding plus-9.9 percent in support. The Angels held Seattle to zero runs over the final seven innings, turning what looked like a favorable home situation for the Mariners into a clean road victory.