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Seattle Mariners vs. Los Angeles Angels: Preview, Predictions and Picks for July 26, 2025

Updated on:
Jul 26, 2025 8:13 AM
The Seattle Mariners, currently sitting second in the AL West with a 55-49 record, travel to Angel Stadium to face the Los Angeles Angels, who trail behind in fourth place with a 50-54 record, on Saturday evening. The Mariners look to build on their 4-3 regular season series lead, while the Angels aim to even the current series, which they currently trail 3-2. Expect an exciting matchup as these AL West rivals clash.
Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels

Current Odds

SEA
LAA
Over
8.5
-104
Under
8.5
-104
SEA
-1.5
+123
LAA
+1.5
-135
SEA
ML
-130
LAA
ML
+135

Mariners vs Angels statistics

Stat Mariners Angels
Hits 880 (13th) 820 (24th)
Batting Average .247 (17th) .234 (25th)
Runs Batted In 458 (Tied-8th) 438 (16th)
Runs 476 (12th) 452 (17th)
Home Runs 144 (6th) 149 (4th)
Walks 352 (8th) 308 (Tied-22nd)
Stolen Bases 94 (5th) 46 (Tied-28th)
Strikeouts 925 (27th) 1005 (30th)
Pitches 15824 (1st) 15300 (12th)

Los Angeles Angels recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
7/25/25 vs Seattle Mariners W 3-2 F/10
7/24/25 vs Seattle Mariners L 4-2
7/23/25 @ New York Mets L 6-3
7/22/25 @ New York Mets L 3-2
7/21/25 @ New York Mets L 7-5

Seattle Mariners recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
7/25/25 @ Los Angeles Angels L 3-2 F/10
7/24/25 @ Los Angeles Angels W 4-2
7/23/25 vs Milwaukee Brewers L 10-2
7/22/25 vs Milwaukee Brewers W 1-0
7/21/25 vs Milwaukee Brewers L 6-0

Los Angeles Angels injuries

  • Christian Moore (2B): 10-Day-IL
  • Jorge Soler (RF): Day-To-Day
  • Robert Stephenson (RP): 60-Day-IL
  • Anthony Rendon (3B): 60-Day-IL
  • Hunter Strickland (RP): 60-Day-IL

Seattle Mariners injuries

  • Collin Snider (RP): 15-Day-IL
  • Gregory Santos (RP): 60-Day-IL
  • Bryce Miller (SP): 15-Day-IL
  • Ryan Bliss (2B): 60-Day-IL
  • Victor Robles (RF): 60-Day-IL

Mariners vs Angels game info

Type Info
Venue Angel Stadium
Location Anaheim, California
First pitch Sat 9:38 PM
TV MLBN
Temperature 65°
Chance of Rain 0%

Mariners vs Angels predictions

Looking ahead to this matchup, I’ve got my eye on a few key names from the Seattle Mariners lineup who are primed to make some noise. J.P. Crawford is swinging a hot bat lately, and with his ability to get on base and score runs, I expect him to be right in the mix—picture him notching a couple of hits and working a walk or two, sparking rallies for the Mariners. Cal Raleigh should flex his power as well; I wouldn't be surprised to see him launch one into the seats and drive in some important runs for Seattle. And don’t overlook Julio Rodriguez—his combo of speed and contact should help him put together a multi-hit performance, maybe even swipe a bag and give the Angels’ defense something extra to worry about. On the bump, George Kirby’s reliability should shine through. He’s got the stuff to keep the Angels’ bats mostly in check and rack up a handful of strikeouts over five or six solid innings.

On the Angels’ side, there’s talent that could turn the tide at any moment, and the one-two punch of Zach Neto and Taylor Ward is worth watching closely. Neto is quietly putting together a strong season and can set the table with a couple of base knocks and a run scored—he plays with an energy the rest of the lineup feeds off of. Ward’s power is always a threat, and I expect him to drive in at least one run, maybe even clearing the fence if he gets a pitch he likes. Let’s not forget about Tyler Anderson on the mound; he’s had his share of ups and downs, but there’s always a chance he delivers a competitive start, scattering some hits and keeping the Mariners from running away with things early. If Mike Trout is healthy and in the lineup, you can bet he’ll make his presence felt with a key hit or a run scored.

When it comes to picking a winner, it feels like the Mariners have a slight edge thanks to some momentum and a bit more consistency, especially with Kirby starting. The Angels definitely have the firepower to keep it close or make it interesting late, but Seattle’s ability to scrap for runs, swipe some bags, and lean on their ace just feels like the winning formula here. I’m expecting a competitive game, but I’d give the nod to the Mariners to come out on top in this one—what do you think, will pitching or power tip the scales on Saturday at Angel Stadium?

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