Highlights: • Seattle names George Kirby for a winner-take-all Game 7. • Kirby’s last start vs. Toronto unraveled early (8 ER in 4.0 IP). • 2025 line: 10–8, 4.21 ERA, 1.19 WHIP, 137 K; elite control still shows.
The Mariners will play in their first ever Game 7. The Mariners lost 6-2 on Sunday in a sloppy, bad ALCS Game 6. A shaky outing from Logan Gilbert and poor defense behind him allowed the Blue Jays to get out to an early lead.
The Seattle Mariners picked the worst time to make postseason history — and not the good kind. In Game 6 of the American League Championship Series, the Mariners grounded into bases-loaded double plays in back-to-back innings, something no team had ever done before in playoff history.
Seattle committed three errors and grounded into three double plays in Game 6, a rare October combo last seen by the 2009 New York Yankees. Three errors likely match Seattle’s season high, compounding rally-killers on offense.
Just when you thought you had the Toronto Blue Jays figured out, they go and pull a stunt like this. Down to their last breath, with the city of Seattle already tasting its first-ever World Series appearance, the Blue Jays decided they weren’t quite ready for their season to end.
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The Toronto Blue Jays reestablished their home-field advantage on Sunday night, posting a 6-2 win over the Seattle Mariners, a victory that extended this year's ALCS to seven games.
When you mention the greatest Mariners of all time, you have a list of some of the greatest stars in history. From Ken Griffey Jr. to Alex Rodriguez to Ichiro Suzuki, the organization has produced a veritable who's-who among the iconic names in the game.
Within minutes on Friday, Seattle fans went from panic to jubilation and a clear path for the Mariners to put an end to the American League Championship Series against the Blue Jays.
Every game the Seattle Mariners play from this point forward is uncharted territory. Not only have the Mariners never been to the World Series, but they've never played in a game where a win would send them to the Fall Classic.
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TORONTO - The Seattle Mariners will be sailing in uncharted waters Sunday night when they visit the Toronto Blue Jays for Game 6 of the American League Championship Series.
With their 6-2 victory on Friday night, the Seattle Mariners stand on the brink of the first World Series appearance in the franchise's history. With one more win, they can deliver for a fan base that's been waiting for that moment since 1977.
The Seattle Mariners are hoping to put the finishing touches on an ALCS victory on Sunday. Seattle currently leads the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 with Game 6 scheduled for Sunday night.
This season for the Seattle Mariners has been a series of big moments that have just kept escalating into even bigger moments. Any dramatic Cal Raleigh
There are more important things to sort out for Toronto over the coming days and weeks, but once the offseason commences, targeting Josh Naylor should be something they consider.
There is no freeze at the corner of Edgar and Dave. Strangers are hugging in the stands, dancing together outside the gates, exchanging high fives as they pass along First Ave.
The Seattle Mariners made a dramatic comeback in Game 5 of the 2025 American League Championship Series on Friday night, rallying from a 2-1 deficit to defeat the Toronto Blue Jays 6-2 at T-Mobile Park.
Seattle Mariners third baseman Eugenio Suárez just became the seventh player in MLB postseason history to hit a go-ahead grand slam in the 8th inning or later.
The Seattle Mariners offense has gone quiet at home, as the Toronto Blue Jays have taken two straight games in the ALCS to even the series. Seattle will be facing an uphill battle with momentum shifting back to Toronto entering Game 5, especially with the Blue Jays sending out their ace Kevin Gausman.
The Seattle Mariners have been waiting for what feels like ages to get Bryan Woo back, and there's no time like the present. After sustaining a pectoral injury on Sept.
SEATTLE -- The presumption around the Pacific Northwest was Bryan Woo would return from a pectoral strain to start Game 5 of the American League Championship Series on Friday afternoon against the Toronto Blue Jays.