Seattle Mariners vs Los Angeles Angels — Apr 4, 2026 | AI predpoveď a štatistiky

Bryan Woo gives Seattle six crisp innings, leaning on the riding four-seam/slider mix that piled up nine strikeouts in his first start. He neutralizes the Angels’ left-handed pocket of Schanuel and Lowe, allowing just a second-inning RBI single from Brendan Donovan to stand up early. Reid Detmers flashes swing-and-miss stuff but again runs a high pitch count; he wobbles in the fifth when Cole Young slaps a single and Luke Raley follows with a two-run shot to right. Detmers exits after 5+ with the Angels trailing 3-0. Anaheim finally breaks through in the sixth: Mike Trout ambushes a first-pitch cutter from reliever Casey Legumina, launching a solo homer to left-center. Seattle’s bullpen steadies, with Matt Brash and Andrés Muñoz stringing together clean frames, while Randy Arozarena manufactures an eighth-inning insurance run on a walk, stolen base and Canzone’s flare to shallow right. Jordan Romano keeps the deficit at two in the ninth, giving the Angels a last gasp. Zach Neto doubles off Muñoz’s high heater, and a Yoán Moncada sac fly trims it to 4-2, but Muñoz overpowers Soler for the final out. Key factors: • Starting-pitching edge favors Woo; his elite command keeps traffic minimal. • Mariners’ lefty power (Raley, Canzone) matches up well against Detmers’ fastball/curve combo. • Trout remains the Angels’ engine, but lack of production from Soler and Lowe strands too many runners. • Seattle’s bullpen, shaky earlier in the week, rebounds behind Brash’s slider and Muñoz’s 101-mph heat. Result: Mariners 4, Angels 2.