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Cleveland Guardians vs. Seattle Mariners: Preview, Predictions and Picks for June 15, 2025

Updated on:
Jun 15, 2025 4:54 PM
The Cleveland Guardians, currently sitting at 35-34, will look to snap their road slide as they travel to T-Mobile Park to take on the Seattle Mariners, who own a 35-34 record and a 18-17 home record. The Mariners hold a 2-0 series lead over the Guardians this season.
Cleveland Guardians vs Seattle Mariners

Current Odds

CLE
SEA
Over
7.5
+127
Under
6.5
+132
CLE
+5.5
+188
SEA
-6.0
+118
CLE
ML
+11000
SEA
ML
-10000

Guardians vs Mariners statistics

Stat Guardians Mariners
Hits 524 (27th) 576 (18th)
Batting Average .233 (24th) .244 (19th)
Runs Batted In 255 (24th) 292 (13th)
Runs 270 (24th) 302 (15th)
Home Runs 72 (18th) 89 (7th)
Walks 219 (20th) 249 (Tied-8th)
Stolen Bases 56 (12th) 69 (4th)
Strikeouts 564 (11th) 612 (23rd)
Pitches 9946 (22nd) 10619 (5th)

Seattle Mariners recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/14/25 vs Cleveland Guardians W 4-3
6/13/25 vs Cleveland Guardians W 7-2
6/11/25 @ Arizona Diamondbacks L 5-2
6/10/25 @ Arizona Diamondbacks L 10-3
6/9/25 @ Arizona Diamondbacks L 8-4 F/11

Cleveland Guardians recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
6/14/25 @ Seattle Mariners L 4-3
6/13/25 @ Seattle Mariners L 7-2
6/11/25 vs Cincinnati Reds W 11-2
6/10/25 vs Cincinnati Reds L 1-0
6/9/25 vs Cincinnati Reds L 7-4

Seattle Mariners injuries

  • Cade Marlowe (LF): Day-To-Day
  • Taylor Dollard (SP): Day-To-Day
  • Logan Gilbert (SP): 15-Day-IL
  • Luke Raley (RF): 10-Day-IL
  • Collin Snider (RP): 15-Day-IL

Cleveland Guardians injuries

  • Erik Sabrowski (RP): 60-Day-IL
  • Jack Leftwich (RP): Day-To-Day
  • Paul Sewald (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Shane Bieber (SP): 60-Day-IL
  • Trevor Stephan (RP): 60-Day-IL

Guardians vs Mariners game info

Type Info
Venue T-Mobile Park
Location Seattle, Washington
First pitch Sun 4:10 PM
TV MLBN
Temperature 65°
Chance of Rain 0%

Guardians vs Mariners predictions

Let’s talk about the Cleveland Guardians and what to expect from their lineup heading into this game at T-Mobile Park. Jose Ramirez has been absolutely clutch this season, regularly finding ways to get on base and drive in runs. With his hot bat lately, I’d look for him to collect at least a hit or two and maybe even muscle out another home run given how consistent he’s been. Steven Kwan has also looked sharp at the plate, making solid contact and keeping strikeouts to a minimum, so it wouldn’t be a shock to see him working the count, picking up a hit, and potentially swiping a base. Carlos Santana tends to show up in big moments, and while he may not lead in average, those RBIs keep coming—watch for him to drive in another key run when the Guardians need it most.

On the Seattle Mariners’ side, the home crowd will be hoping J.P. Crawford keeps doing his thing as the team’s most reliable bat—expect him to set the table with a couple knocks and some patient at-bats. Cal Raleigh has been swinging for the fences all year and there’s no reason to believe he won’t keep threatening with the long ball, especially against a Guardians pitching staff that can be a bit homer-prone. Julio Rodriguez is another name that jumps off the page; his all-around play makes him a constant threat, be it legging out singles or causing havoc on the basepaths, and there’s a good chance he finds his way into scoring position at least once.

So who comes out on top in this midseason matchup? It feels like the Mariners have a slight edge at home—not just because of the T-Mobile Park setting, but also the way their lineup seems to pop off when they need it most. The Guardians are bringing in some momentum-swinging bats, but with Seattle’s mix of timely hitting and aggressive baserunning (those stolen bases aren’t a fluke), I’d lean toward the Mariners holding serve and grabbing another win in the series. Of course, baseball’s full of surprises—what do you think, is tonight the night Cleveland breaks the streak?

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