Los Angeles Angels at Seattle Mariners: Final Score & Recap

The Seattle Mariners closed out a convincing 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels at T-Mobile Park on September 27, 2026, building a lead early and holding it comfortably through nine innings. The DiamondIQ model opened the game with a 63% home win probability in Seattle's favor, and that estimate climbed steadily toward certainty as the Mariners pieced together scoring across the middle frames, finishing at 100%. Seattle produced 12 hits against an error-free performance in the field, while Los Angeles managed 6 hits and committed one error in a loss that was never truly in doubt after the sixth inning.

The decisive stretch came in the bottom of the sixth, where Seattle effectively put the game away. A fielding error off Trevor Martin added 9.2% to Seattle's win probability, and Randy Arozarena followed with a double that pushed it another 7.7%, making the inning the most damaging single frame for Los Angeles. The Angels had briefly threatened in the top of the sixth when Zach Neto drew a walk off Eduard Bazardo that swung 6.8% toward the visitors, but the Mariners answered emphatically before the inning was done. Cal Raleigh had already set the tone earlier with a single in the bottom of the third off Yusei Kikuchi that shifted the win probability 10.6%, and Jhonny Pereda contributed a double in the second against Kikuchi worth 6.0%, giving Seattle sustained damage from the lineup's middle.

Individually, Raleigh led all players with a WPA of plus 11.5% and an RE24 of plus 1.5, pacing a Seattle offense that spread its production across multiple contributors. Arozarena and Weston Wilson each finished at plus 9.1% WPA, with Arozarena adding a stronger run-context impact at plus 1.3 RE24. On the pitching side, Hoby Milner led Seattle's staff with a plus 9.7% WPA, and Logan Gilbert contributed plus 4.4%, reflecting a collective effort that kept Los Angeles largely contained through the final innings of a game Seattle controlled from the early frames.