The Seattle Mariners have a bit of distance from the .500 mark as they are now three games over.While this isn't anything to celebrate, it does give them at least a little bit of positivity to look at for now.
This is not a team that anyone was thinking would throw in the towel anyway.They have a great chance to win the division, and with their roster, they should have plenty of potential to win games down the stretch.
I also think this rotation is one you don't want to face in the postseason.Jun 24, 2026; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA; Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Bryan Woo (22) delivers a pitch against the Pittsburgh Pirates during the first inning at PNC Park.Mandatory Credit: Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images (Charles LeClaire-Imagn Images)Before they get to the postseason, they need to find a way to navigate the rest of the season.
Tonight, one of those studs from the rotation, Bryan Woo, takes the pill and goes for Seattle.Woo is 7-6 for the season with a 4.17 ERA and a 1.03 WHIP.
I look closely at those numbers regularly, and I think that Woo is probably due for a very good second half of the season.His WHIP means he doesn't have a ton of traffic on the bases, and he is allowing just one homer every ten innings.
Most of his troubles have happened on the road this season.He is 1-6 on the road with a 6.38 ERA, and teams are batting .284 against him compared to .156 at home.
His last four road starts have seen him allow four or more earned runs.He has never faced any of the Marlins hitters.ZERO BS.
JUST DAKICH.TAKE THE DON'T @ ME PODCAST ON THE ROAD.
DOWNLOAD NOW!The Miami Marlins are one of the hottest teams in baseball.They have been great since around May 25th.
That day started an eight-game winning streak, and they went from 25-29 to now sitting at 47-44.That's a 22-15 stretch, which isn't great, but they have also won five of the past six games they've played.
The trade deadline should be interesting to see if the team gets a chance to make a run...