The Seattle Mariners are scheduled to play against the Tampa Bay Rays on June 26, at 10:10 AM at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, FL. The game will be broadcast on RSNW. Current odds favor the Mariners at -118 and the Rays at -101. Weather forecast predicts light rain with a high of 84°F.
Mariners vs. Rays pregame odds 6/26/24
For the upcoming MLB game between the Mariners and the Rays, sportsbooks have set the moneyline slightly in favor of the Mariners at -120 across most platforms, indicating their slight edge in winning probability. The over/under for the game is consistently set at 7.5, suggesting expectations for a moderate scoring game. Here are the specific odds from various Massachusetts sportsbooks:
- DraftKings: Mariners -120, over/under 7.5
- FanDuel: Mariners -116, over/under 7.5
- Caesars: Mariners -120, over/under 7.5
- BetMGM: Mariners -120, over/under 7.5
Odds are subject to change for Mariners vs. Rays
Mariners vs. Rays projected starting lineups
Mariners starting lineup
- SS J.P. Crawford (L)
- 3B Josh Rojas (L)
- CF Julio Rodríguez (R)
- C Cal Raleigh (S)
- 1B Ty France (R)
- LF Luke Raley (L)
- DH Mitch Haniger (R)
- RF Dominic Canzone (L)
- 2B Jorge Polanco (S)
Rays starting lineup
- 1B Yandy Díaz (R)
- 2B Brandon Lowe (L)
- 3B Isaac Paredes (R)
- DH Josh Lowe (L)
- LF Randy Arozarena (R)
- RF Richie Palacios (L)
- CF Jose Siri (R)
- C Ben Rortvedt (L)
- SS Taylor Walls (S)
Today’s Mariners vs. Rays probable starters
Starters | W-L | ERA | WHIP | K% | BB% |
(SEA) George Kirby (R) | 6-5 | 3.47 | 0.99 | 22.6 | 2.3 |
(TB) Ryan Pepiot (R) | 4-4 | 4.61 | 1.13 | 27.0 | 8.3 |
Mariners vs. Rays injuries today
Mariners: Bryan Woo (hamstring) placed on the 15-day injured list, expected to miss several weeks. Gabe Speier (shoulder), Sam Haggerty (Achilles), Gregory Santos (lat), Jackson Kowar (elbow), and Matt Brash (elbow) all out with significant injuries impacting the bullpen and outfield depth.
Rays: Brandon Lowe (toe) and Amed Rosario (face) listed as questionable, impacting infield and outfield options. Drew Rasmussen (arm) and Richard Lovelady (forearm) on the 60-day injured list, affecting starting rotation and bullpen depth. Wander Franco (personal) out indefinitely, impacting infield strength.
Seattle Mariners Team Stats
The Seattle Mariners, leading the AL West Division with a 45-37 record, showcase a solid performance this season. Their batting average stands at .22, with 91 home runs and 56 stolen bases, indicating a balanced approach between power and speed. The pitching staff holds an ERA of 3.59 and has accumulated 686 strikeouts, reflecting a strong mound presence. Notably, their last ten games have seen a dip, with a 4-6 record, and they’re currently on a three-game losing streak, including recent losses against the Rays with low batting averages of .188 and .1 respectively.
- Runs per game: 3.9
- Team average: .22
- Team home runs: 91
- Team Stolen bases: 56
- Team ERA: 3.59
- Team pitching strikeouts: 686
Tampa Bay Rays Team Stats
With a balanced 40-40 record, the Tampa Bay Rays are fourth in the AL East Division. Their batting average is .237, with 70 home runs and an impressive 80 stolen bases, highlighting their aggressive base running. The pitching side shows an ERA of 4.34 with 696 strikeouts, suggesting room for improvement. The Rays have shown resilience in their recent performances, securing a 7-3 record in the last ten games, including victories over the Mariners, and are currently on a three-game win streak.
- Runs per game: 4.1
- Team average: .237
- Team home runs: 70
- Team Stolen bases: 80
- Team ERA: 4.34
- Team pitching strikeouts: 696
Player Stats for Mariners vs. Rays
The Mariners and Rays are set to clash, with key players like Ty France and Richie Palacios showcasing notable performances. France, a consistent hitter for the Mariners, and Palacios, leading the Rays with runs, are pivotal. Recent news highlights Trevor Martin’s promotion and Shane McClanahan’s injury, impacting the Rays’ pitching depth, while the Mariners face challenges with Emerson Hancock’s back issues and the benching of Randy Arozarena.
Mariners Leaders Ahead of Tonight’s Game
Julio Rodríguez and Cal Raleigh emerge as top performers for the Mariners, with Rodríguez leading in batting average and stolen bases, and Raleigh in home runs and RBIs. Their contributions are crucial for the Mariners’ lineup.
- AVG Leader: Julio Rodríguez .254
- HR Leader: Cal Raleigh 13
- RBI Leader: Cal Raleigh 46
- Runs Leader: Julio Rodríguez 36
- SB Leader: Julio Rodríguez 16
Rays Leaders Ahead of Tonight’s Game
Isaac Paredes and Richie Palacios stand out for the Rays, with Paredes dominating in batting average, home runs, and RBIs, and Palacios leading in runs. José Caballero’s speed on bases with stolen bases highlights the Rays’ dynamic offense.
- AVG Leader: Isaac Paredes .275
- HR Leader: Isaac Paredes 12
- RBI Leader: Isaac Paredes 41
- Runs Leader: Richie Palacios 35
- SB Leader: José Caballero 24