Detmers' six-scoreless innings lead Angels past Mariners 7-5 in Seattle

Detmers Sets the Tone

Reid Detmers anchored the Los Angeles Angels' offensive surge by delivering a six-inning, no-earned-run performance against the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The right-hander struck out seven batters while allowing only two hits and two walks, earning the win to improve his record to 7-8. His steady command kept the home team in check early, setting the stage for an away-team victory that saw the Angels build a decisive lead before the Mariners mounted a late rally.

Angels Build a Lead

The Angels took control of the game in the first inning when Brandon Meckler scored on a wild pitch from Bryce Miller, giving Los Angeles a 1-0 advantage. They extended their lead in the fourth inning when Mike Trout scored on a single by David Grissom. The margin grew significantly in the sixth inning, as Jo Adell's home run to left center drove in two additional runs, pushing the score to 5-0. The Angels added one more run in the seventh inning when Neto homered to left center, making it 6-0. Seattle’s first score came in the eighth inning when Montes scored on a hit-by-pitch to Rodríguez, followed by Arozarena scoring on an infield single by Arroyo.

Late Rally Falls Short

The Mariners attempted a comeback in the ninth inning, scoring three runs to narrow the gap. Teodosio scored on a double by Neto, while We. Wilson crossed the plate on a triple by Arozarena. Canzone then homered to left, driving in Arozarena to make the final margin 7-5. Despite the late pressure, the Angels held on for the win. Tayler Saucedo recorded the save, pitching one-third of an inning without allowing a hit or an earned run, striking out one batter to finish the game.

Final Records

The final score was Los Angeles Angels 7, Seattle Mariners 5. The game was played at T-Mobile Park in Seattle, Washington, with an attendance of 40,678. The win improved the Angels' record to 62-98, while the Mariners fell to 74-86. Bryce Miller took the loss for Seattle, pitching six innings with six hits, five earned runs, two walks, and seven strikeouts.

Sources

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