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Next GameNext Game	06/14/2025 9:40 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	CLE Cleveland Guardians
Standing (Division)Division Rank	2nd AL West
WinsWins	33
LossesLosses	34
RunsRuns Scored	298
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	307
Batting AverageBatting Average	.244
Home RunsHome Runs	89
ManagerManager	Dan Wilson

Mariners at Diamondbacks Prediction: Odds, expert picks, starting pitchers, betting trends and stats for June 11

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Angels’ Chris Taylor placed on injured list with broken left hand

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Atlanta’s season is starting to slip away after another 7-game losing streak

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Rowdy Tellez

SEA 1st Baseman #23

12hRowdy Tellez smashed a solo homer in a win over the Guardians on Friday while adding a double.

Tellez got the Mariners on the board with a solo homer off Gavin Williams in the fourth inning. It’s the 11th roundtripper of the season for the veteran first baseman, and his double was just his fifth. Tellez certainly has the raw power to hit the ball over the fence, but it’s hard to trust him as a one-tool player playing in a home park that suppresses that tool.

Jorge Polanco

SEA 2nd Baseman #7

12hJorge Polanco doubled and homered in a 7-2 win for the Mariners on Friday over the Guardians.

Polanco turned on an offering from Kolby Allard to give the Mariners a 6-2 lead. It’s the 11th homer of the season, and it’s encouraging to see him drive the ball from the right side after struggling — and at times not playing — against southpaws in 2025. Polanco is now hitting .266/.312/.464 on the season with 33 RBI. The majority of that damage was done much earlier in the year, however, as he’s hit just two homers since the start of May.

Luis Castillo

SEA Starting Pitcher #58

12hLuis Castillo went six innings and allowed just two runs in a no-decision against the Guardians on Friday.

Castillo allowed just three hits, and two of those were solo homers in the third inning. That means he has allowed five homers over his last two starts, but for the rest of the contest the 32-year-old was excellent in a nice bounceback from his struggles against the Angels the last time out. Castillo now has a very solid 3.29 ERA over his 14 starts, and he’ll get a chance to keep up the good work against the Red Sox on Wednesday.

Logan Evans

SEA Starting Pitcher #73

17hMariners optioned RHP Logan Evans to Triple-A Tacoma.

The fact that the M’s are already optioning Evans out bodes well for Logan Gilbert potentially rejoining the Mariners’ rotation on Monday as had been anticipated. Evans did a nice job in seven starts at the big league level, posting a 3.38 ERA, 1.33 WHIP and a 30/12 K/BB ratio over 40 innings. He should get another opportunity the next time the Mariners need an extra starter.

Zach Pop

SEA Relief Pitcher #56

18hMariners selected the contract of RHP Zach Pop from Triple-A Tacoma.

He’ll take the place of Logan Evans on the Mariners’ active roster. Pop, who was signed to a minor league deal after he was released by the Blue Jays at the beginning of April, posted a 2.79 ERA, 1.14 WHIP and a 9/5 K/BB ratio over 9 2/3 innings in 11 appearances in the minor leagues this season. He’ll function in a middle relief role for the M’s.

Leody Taveras

SEA Center Fielder #4

1dMariners sent OF Leody Taveras outright to Triple-A Tacoma.

Taveras went unclaimed after hitting the waiver wire, which isn’t a huge surprise considering how badly he’s struggled with both Texas and Seattle along with a (relatively) high salary. Taveras will need to be added back to the 40-man roster to rejoin the Mariners.

Victor Robles

SEA Center Fielder #10

1dMariners’ general manager Justin Hollander told reporters recently that he doesn’t expect Victor Robles (shoulder) to be ready to return until September.

When he was injured, the M’s were hopeful that Robles could be ready to return at some point in mid-July, but that appears to have been optimistic. The 28-year-old outfielder has been rehabbing at the team’s spring training complex in Peoria. He just got his arm out of a sling two weeks ago and is still working on his range of motion and strengthening exercises. Fantasy managers in season-long leagues that are holding out hope for a return may want to cut bait and better utilize that roster spot.

Luke Raley

SEA Center Fielder #20

2dLuke Raley (oblique) will begin a rehab assignment with Triple-A Tacoma on Thursday.

Raley has been out since the end of April with his oblique strain. The 30-year-old will likely need a handful of games in Triple-A, and then he should return to a regular role against right-handed pitching with the Mariners in the middle of June.

Bryan Woo

SEA Starting Pitcher #22

2dBryan Woo gave up five runs in six innings Wednesday in a loss to the Diamondbacks.

Woo lacked his usual swing-and-miss ability today and wound up with just three strikeouts. He’s surrendered 12 runs over 18 2/3 innings and posted a 17 percent strikeout rate in his last three starts. In his first 10 outings this year, he had a 2.69 ERA and a 24 percent strikeout rate. His velocity is fine, but it seems like something might be off with his slider. His next start is due to come at home against the Red Sox.

Donovan Solano

SEA Shortstop #39

2dDonovan Solano went 2-for-4 and hit his first homer of the year Wednesday against the Diamondbacks.

Solano was a surprisingly easy out for the first two months of the season, but he’s managed to 8-for-22 with four RBI in his last nine appearances. It’s raised his OPS from .331 to .490. Strictly a platoon player right now, Solano would need to keep this up for a while to have much chance of starting against righties.