Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Cole Young	2B	.249	4	30	.322	.354
Julio Rodríguez	CF	.258	13	32	.314	.458
Josh Naylor	1B	.253	6	25	.318	.354
Randy Arozarena	LF	.283	6	28	.371	.442
Luke Raley	RF	.257	13	31	.319	.539
Dominic Canzone	DH	.273	8	25	.340	.525
Patrick Wisdom	3B	.115	1	4	.148	.269
Colt Emerson	SS	.237	4	9	.308	.542
Jhonny Pereda	C	.295	2	4	.367	.432

Detroit Tigers — Roster

Player	Pos	AVG	HR	RBI	OBP	SLG
Kerry Carpenter	RF	.235	8	22	.309	.496
Kevin McGonigle	SS	.286	3	21	.388	.410
Gleyber Torres	DH	.276	3	14	.393	.373
Riley Greene	LF	.309	6	29	.399	.453
Dillon Dingler	C	.238	14	44	.321	.495
Colt Keith	3B	.269	0	7	.310	.337
Spencer Torkelson	1B	.211	9	25	.312	.404
Zach McKinstry	2B	.161	1	9	.246	.212
Wenceel Pérez	CF	.168	6	13	.230	.315

Seattle Mariners — Batting

Player	AB	H	K	AVG	OPS
Cole Young2B	1	0	0	.249	.676
Julio RodríguezCF	1	0	1	.258	.772
Josh Naylor1B	1	0	1	.253	.672
Randy ArozarenaLF	1	0	0	.283	.813
Luke RaleyRF	1	1	0	.257	.858
Dominic CanzoneDH	1	0	0	.273	.865
Patrick Wisdom3B	1	0	1	.115	.417
Colt EmersonSS	0	0	0	.237	.850
Jhonny PeredaC	0	0	0	.295	.799
Totals	7	1	3

BATTING

2B: Raley, L (6, Flaherty).

TB: Raley, L 2.

Runners left in scoring position, 2 out: Wisdom.

Team RISP: 0-for-2.

Team LOB: 1.

Detroit Tigers — Batting

Player	AB	K	AVG	OPS
Kerry CarpenterRF	1	0	.235	.805
Kevin McGonigleSS	1	1	.286	.798
Gleyber TorresDH	1	1	.276	.766
Riley GreeneLF	0	0	.309	.852
Dillon DinglerC	0	0	.238	.816
Colt Keith3B	0	0	.269	.647
Spencer Torkelson1B	0	0	.211	.716
Zach McKinstry2B	0	0	.161	.458
Wenceel PérezCF	0	0	.168	.545
Totals	3	2

Seattle Mariners — Pitching

Pitcher	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	PC-ST	ERA
Luis Castillo	1.0	0	0	0	0	2	0	19-14	5.43

Detroit Tigers — Pitching

Pitcher	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	HR	PC-ST	ERA
Jack Flaherty	2.0	1	0	0	0	3	0	27-17	5.13

Game Info

Umpires: Home Plate: Laz Diaz; First Base: James Jean; Second Base: Erich Bacchus; Third Base: Chris Segal

Venue: Comerica Park, Detroit

Weather: 80°F, Sunny

Wind: 7 mph, L To R

Seattle Mariners — News

Mariners Unlikely To Trade From Top Five In Rotation

Seattle's top four starters (Hancock 2.80 ERA, Woo 3.44, Gilbert 3.79, Kirby 4.04) form one of baseball's deepest rotations, but the team's current +26 run differential and AL West lead suggest they're built to contend rather than sell.

Seattle Mariners

Mariners extend win streak to 7 with 2nd consecutive walk-off

Seattle (32-29, +31 run diff) has won 8 of last 10 and climbed to AL West lead despite ranking last in the division 10 games ago. Logan Gilbert (3.69 ERA, 3-4) starts today against NYM, with the Mariners' pitching staff anchored by Hancock (2.80 ERA, 4-2) and Woo (3.44 ERA, 5-3).

Logan Gilbert

Seattle Mariners

Mariners adopt six-man rotation for 16 games in 17 days

Seattle (29-29, +25 run differential) shifts to a six-man rotation with Bryce Miller starting and Luis Castillo piggyback-pitching Sunday, managing a brutal stretch that requires depth across their full staff. Hancock (2.78 ERA, 4-2) remains their most efficient starter, while Gilbert (3.69 ERA, 5-4) and Kirby (3.77 ERA, 5-4) anchor the rotation alongside the piggyback approach.

Luis Castillo

Bryce Miller

Seattle Mariners

Texas Rangers

Kurtz extends on-base streak to 47 games, chases McGwire A's record

Oakland's first baseman sits one game behind Mark McGwire's franchise record; Athletics (27-26, 5-5 L10) host Seattle tonight with Civale (3.31 ERA, 5-1) facing a Mariners rotation averaging 3.85 ERA (Kirby, Woo, Gilbert, Hancock) that's won only 4 of last 10.

Athletics

Seattle Mariners

Los Angeles Dodgers

Mariners Notes: Crawford, Rotation, Castillo

Crawford is batting .204/.362/.354 (107 wRC+ career) across 43 games, well below his historical average, while the Seattle rotation remains intact with Kirby (3.45 ERA, 5-3) and Woo (3.51 ERA, 4-2) leading a solid foursome. Castillo's 6.41 ERA and .366 xwOBA suggest he remains unavailable or struggling significantly.

Seattle Mariners

Detroit Tigers — News

Tigers Release Bryan Sammons, Dugan Darnell

Minor league depth moves with no impact on Detroit's active roster. The Tigers remain 25-38 with Valdez (4.39 ERA) and Flaherty (5.31 ERA) anchoring a rotation awaiting Skubal's return.

Detroit Tigers

Skubal To Begin Rehab Assignment, Could Return After One Start

Detroit's ace (2.70 ERA, 0.95 WHIP, 45 SO in 7 starts) returning to action accelerates timeline for a rotation currently anchored by Valdez (4.39 ERA, 2-4). Tigers sit 25-38 with -25 run differential, making a healthy Skubal critical to salvaging the season.

Tarik Skubal

Detroit Tigers

Dontrelle Willis suggests Brewers should acquire Tigers' Tarik Skubal

Skubal's 2.70 ERA and 0.95 WHIP rank among Detroit's best, but the Tigers' 23-38 record and -38 run differential make him a likely trade candidate—though Milwaukee's rotation (led by Harrison at 1.57 ERA) already owns a +88 run differential in first place.

Tarik Skubal

Milwaukee Brewers

Detroit Tigers

Riley Greene: 3-for-4 with HR, 3 RBI in Tigers win

Greene's 4-hit performance raises his season line to .301/.359/.426 with a .359 xwOBA, but the Tigers remain 22-37 and face Matz (4.67 ERA) tonight in a matchup where run prevention matters more than offensive bursts.

Riley Greene

Detroit Tigers

Ty Madden activated Monday to start vs. Rays

Madden returns to a Tigers rotation anchored by Valdez (4.39 ERA, 1.32 WHIP) as Detroit sits 22-37 with a -38 run differential and faces Tampa Bay's league-leading offense (0.636 win%, +16 run diff). Without current season stats for Madden, his impact on Detroit's below-average rotation depth remains unclear, but the activation addresses a critical shortage on a struggling staff.

Ty Madden