Harry Ford delivered his first MLB moment as a pinch-hit walk-off sacrifice fly in the 12th, capping Seattle’s 7-6 win over the Angels. Ford entered as an emergency catcher and hit the game-winner on the first pitch he saw, driving in the baserunner from third after a bases-loaded situation with no outs. The victory gives Seattle a six-game win streak and keeps them tied with Houston atop the AL West.

Key late shifts featured Mike Trout’s fifth-inning homer, J.P. Crawford’s tying hit in the 11th, and Polanco’s go-ahead run-responder before Ford’s heroics. The upcoming three-game set in Houston on Sept. 19–21 looms large in the division race, adding extra urgency for fantasy managers tracking Mariners’ depth and Ford’s role as a potential piece off the bench or in spot duty.