Cleveland (35-33) at Seattle (34-34)
- When: Jun 14 2025, 9:40 PM
- Where: T-Mobile Park, Seattle
- Where to watch: CLEG
Guardians vs. Mariners: Two teams, one mid-off, and a race to mediocrity
Moneyline: Seattle (-135)
Total: 7.0
Cleveland Guardians (35-33): The “Just Vibes” Approach
The Guardians stroll into Seattle looking like a team that ordered momentum off Wish. They’re 3-7 in their last 10, and while their pitching staff is trying its best, the bats are on a coffee break.
Tanner Bibee gets the start, and he’s been serviceable with a 3.81 ERA. That’s code for “not the problem.” His 4-6 record says more about his run support than his performance. Honestly, if Bibee got a dollar for every time his offense ghosted him, he could buy the team a new batting coach.
Offensively, José Ramírez is the adult in the room, slashing .327 and doing it all while wondering if anyone else plans on showing up this week. Steven Kwan’s also been solid, but the rest of the lineup is probably still on layover from their last road trip.
If Cleveland wants to steal a win here, they’ll need to find the home run button, something they’ve only accidentally pressed this season. They’re 15-28 when allowing homers, which is kind of like saying they’re allergic to fireworks.
Seattle Mariners (34-34): The .500 Kings of the Pacific Northwest
The Mariners are so committed to balance, it’s poetic. Win one, lose one. Rinse. Repeat. Sitting at .500 like it’s a lease agreement.
They’ll send George Kirby to the mound and yes, the ERA (6.53) looks like a bad Yelp review, but he’s got upside. He hasn’t had a good start since your last dentist appointment, but maybe tonight’s the night. Or maybe not.
Their offense, meanwhile, has discovered how to hit recently (.284 average in the last 10), but forgot to tell the bullpen. Cal Raleigh continues to mash like it’s his job (because it is), and Rowdy Tellez is contributing just enough to keep his name out of trade rumors.
Seattle’s record at home is 17-17, which is the most Mariners stat of all time. Basically, don’t bet the house, maybe just half the garage.
Final Score Prediction:
Another one-run nail-biter featuring lots of stranded runners, a few bad base-running decisions, and at least one ejection for arguing a checked swing.
Because, well… baseball.
Final Score Prediction: Seattle 4, Cleveland 3
Bets Bet: Seattle ML (-135)
Total: Over 6.5 Alt Lines (-135)
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