Red Sox vs Mariners: An Analysis of Last Night’s Game

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Sep 1, 2026
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AI GeneratedThis discussion focuses on the matchup between the Boston Red Sox and the Seattle Mariners. The analysts highlight Seattle's dismal season and recent collapse, contrasting it with Boston's resilience and strong bullpen, ultimately favoring the Red Sox to win again tonight.
A little less than an hour here with some good games and some good matchups, including
the Red Sox and what a wild one that was last night against the Mariners.
Game two, Brian Woo going, now Woo is the one with the ridiculous home road split, is
he not?
Yes, that's right.
On that Mariners?
Yeah, he usually doesn't do good in this spot here, but they were scrambling to find somebody
to pitch here for Boston.
I have no idea who this is, Paz is this, he's got an 18 ERA, so I'm going to imagine he's
either a rookie or they just called him up or he's a reliever, but the bottom line is
I would give the edge to the Mariners if I thought they could follow up offensively like
they did last night, but they gave that one away last night.
Yeah, look, I've written off Seattle a couple of times, but if this isn't it, I don't know
what is, Joe, I mean, they are now 10 games under 500, they've lost five straight games,
they led the game yesterday, they end up blowing it, Trevor Story, Roman Anthony, both coming
up big, they're both four for eight each after coming off the injured list, and the Red Sox
have now come back to win 34 times since May, I mean, that is crazy.
What is the psyche for Seattle tonight, Joe?
Their season is over, they are 10 games under 500, I don't know a lot as you don't know
a lot about Jedickson Paz, he's pitched three times to an 18 earned run average, so that
means it's a bullpen day, and the Red Sox bullpen is pretty darn good, give me Boston
again tonight against Seattle.
I think Seattle, this is just a horrific season of what they're going through, it'd be one
thing if they finished 500, Joe, and didn't make the playoffs, this was a wide open, easy
slide in postseason year for the Mariners, and they absolutely could not get it done,
I don't even know who's starting for the Mariners tomorrow, maybe Bryce Miller is back starting,
they said he was in the bullpen, maybe he's got to start, that would give them their best
opportunity in this series, but Joe, this is one of those where I got a feeling that's
a sad clubhouse today, 10 games under, 5 losses in a row and you blew it last night, how can
I back Seattle today, can't do it.
