Seattle rode a balanced attack to a 6-1 win over Colorado, with Eugenio Suárez delivering a two-run shot early as Bradley Blalock labored through 3 2/3 innings. Emerson Hancock piled up a career-high seven strikeouts in four frames, and the bullpen steadied the struggling Rockies.

Colorado mustered two late runs but went 2-for-9 with runners in scoring position. Zach Agnos returned to the mound, and questions loom for 2026 as Germán Márquez and company prepare for a final series in San Francisco.

Seattle clinched the AL West and locked in home-field for the Division Series after a 6-2 win that featured Eugenio Suárez’s 49th homer and an RBI single to push his season RBI total to a career-best 117. Cal Raleigh’s climb toward 60 homers energized the night as Seattle stretched a seven-game win streak and 17 of 18. Colorado’s September slide deepened, while Seattle’s rotation and bullpen savor playoff positioning with a schedule ahead against strong competition.

Four PrizePicks plays headline Thursday’s slate: Jakob Marsee over 0.5 total bases behind a rookie who has 100 total bases in 51 games and a lefty-friendly profile. Jo Adell over 0.5 hits+runs+RBI leverages his multi-hit potential and a favorable lineup context. Josh Naylor over 0.5 hits taps into Seattle’s efficient offense and Blalock’s recent struggles. Mitch Farris over 14.5 pitching outs hinges on his ability to navigate KC’s order and a road-friendly park.

Context matters: Marsee’s breadth of hit types and power, Adell’s multi-category upside, Naylor’s consistency in 52+ Mariners games, and Farris’s outs profile combine with bullpen leverage and park factors to shape these prop bets. The slate rewards precise splits and matchup quirks, not just raw numbers.

Today’s MLB home run props spotlight four bets: Bryan Reynolds over 0.5 HR vs Nick Lodolo, Pete Alonso over 0.5 HR vs Shota Imanaga, Cal Raleigh over 0.5 HR vs Bradley Blalock, and Eugenio Suarez over 0.5 HR vs Blalock. The slate leans into RH power, with parks like Great American Ball Park and Wrigley Field offering favorable corners. A round‑robin approach is advised to maximize upside while keeping risk manageable as the regular season winds down.

The plays hinge on pitcher trouble spots and player splits: Lodolo’s HRs allowed to righties, Imanaga’s weakness to RH power, Blalock’s homer propensity to both righties and lefties, and Raleigh and Suarez’s high seasonal homer totals. The plan blends hot-stretch form, favorable matchups, and park factors for a concise, high‑variance finish to the year.

Colorado’s season-long collapse intensified in San Diego as the Rockies were routed 11-3 after a brief spark on Friday. A rookie start by Bradley Blalock fizzled in three innings, and San Diego’s veterans seized control with power from Fernando Tatis Jr. and Manny Machado. Colorado’s misery index and the run differential plummet underscore a pitching-dept crisis, while young talents like Jordan Beck and Tyler Freeman provide a glimmer of what the future might hold.

The Padres piled on early and late, with Laureano driving in runs and Cronenworth, Tatis, and Machado delivering multi-hit nights. For Colorado, the night highlighted why the club sits at 41-108 and counting, and why its pitching depth will be the top priority in any remaining call-ups or reconfigs. The drought in the first inning finally ended, but the overall narrative remained the same: a season defined by depth issues and frequent blemishes on the mound.