Mariners Beat Angels 7-3 as Gilbert Dominates, Wilson Fired

The Seattle Mariners closed their season with a 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday at T-Mobile Park, and the game itself was quickly overshadowed by the news that followed: Seattle fired manager Dan Wilson after an 86-loss season.

Logan Gilbert was the story on the mound. He threw four hitless innings, striking out eight and walking one, and the Angels never solved him. Yusei Kikuchi took the loss for Los Angeles, allowing three earned runs on six hits over five innings with seven strikeouts.

How our premium pick graded out

Our featured play was the under, and it lost. The two clubs combined for 10 runs, pushing the game past the number comfortably.

We also called the Angels +1.5 on the run line, and that missed too — Seattle won by four, well beyond the cushion.

Our moneyline call on Seattle was the one winner. The Mariners were the better team at home, and they closed it out.

Prop results

Dominic Canzone over 1.5 total bases — lost. He finished 1-for-4 with a single, one total base, one run and a walk.

Randy Arozarena over 1.5 total bases — cashed. He went 1-for-3 with a double, two total bases, a run and two RBI.

Cal Raleigh under 0.5 hits — lost badly. Raleigh went 3-for-5 with three total bases and an RBI.

Takeaway

Fading a hitter as hot as Raleigh was the mistake that stung most. The Canzone and Arozarena props split, which is roughly what you expect from plus-money total-base bets. The bigger lesson is on the total: two eliminated teams with nothing to play for can still produce runs, and treating late-September games as automatic unders is a trap worth avoiding going forward.