Victor Robles delivered a game-saving diving catch in right-center to end Houston’s ninth-inning rally and lift Seattle to a key win. The moment drew starkly different reactions from the Mariners and Astros broadcasts, with Goldsmith’s roar bleeding into the Astros’ booth after the ball was caught. The play underscores how late-game defense and cross- booth dynamics can shape fantasy narratives and betting angles in a tight stretch run.

Seattle seized control late in a 6-4 win over Houston, with a dramatic ninth-inning sequence sparked by Robles’ full-extension grab and Meyers’ aggressive baserunning. Peña’s seventh-inning grand slam briefly flipped the script, but Cal Raleigh’s homer off Valdez and Kirby’s six scoreless frames steadied the Mariners. Valdez endured a rough second half, underscoring Houston’s playoff stakes and Seattle’s growing resilience in a tight AL West race.

Seattle knocked off Houston 6-4 as George Kirby spun six shutout innings and Cal Raleigh hit his 57th homer to break the Mariners’ single-season record. Victor Robles’ diving grab and a heads-up relay doubled off Jake Meyers sealed the win and left Seattle with at least a one-game lead in the AL West and the tiebreaker over Detroit if needed. The upcoming final week features two playoff-bound teams and a watch on Bryan Woo’s injured-pec status for Seattle’s rotation.

Cal Raleigh's 57th homer tops Griffey's Seattle single-season mark, fueling a 6-4 Mariners win in Houston and a two-game AL West edge. George Kirby worked six scoreless, Muñoz locked it down, and Seattle padded the lead before Peña's grand slam trimmed the gap. Robles made a diving catch to snuff a late Houston threat while Valdez faltered to four-plus innings. A tense finish led to ejections from Espada and Snitker as Seattle kept pace atop the division.

Seattle sprinted to a 6-0 lead in Houston, then withstood a late Astros rally to win 6-4 as Victor Robles’ spectacular ninth-inning catch triggered a fateful double play. Cal Raleigh’s 57th homer broke Ken Griffey Jr.’s Mariners single-season mark, fueling a division-clinching mood. With seven games left, Seattle sits two games ahead of Houston and holds a tiebreaker edge, while the schedule tilts toward playoff chase and a potential showdown against the Dodgers and Rockies.