Los Angeles Dodgers vs Seattle Mariners Prediction - 9/26/2025
Updated September 26, 2025
Updated September 26, 2025
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Seattle Mariners will meet at T-Mobile Park on Friday night. Both clubs have clinched their respective divisions and are preparing for the postseason. They will be looking to make a championship statement by performing well in this series against another elite team that is led by an MVP candidate. Before the first pitch from the Pacific Northwest, continue reading to get my Dodgers vs Mariners prediction.
Emmet Sheehan (6-3, 2.86 ERA) will take the mound for the Dodgers in what is expected to be his final regular-season start before transitioning to a bullpen role in the postseason. Sheehan has been effective this season, with a solid ERA and WHIP. He has shown the ability to handle high-leverage situations and will try to prove he deserves postseason innings by pitching well against a playoff team here.
George Kirby (10-7, 4.24 ERA) will start this game for the Mariners. While his ERA is higher than Sheehan's, Kirby has been a reliable presence in Seattle's rotation. Kirby averages over one strikeout per inning and he will have his hands full with the dangerous lineup of the Rockies.
Player | Prop | Over/Under |
|---|---|---|
Shohei Ohtani | Home Runs | Over 0.5 |
Cal Raleigh | Home Runs | Over 0.5 |
Emmet Sheehan | Strikeouts | Under 5.5 |
George Kirby | Strikeouts | Over 5.5 |
This is going to be the best game of the day on the diamond. Both of these teams are playing baseball at a high level and we could see both of them make a deep run in October. But I think that the Mariners have the advantage going into this game. They have all of the momentum on their side, are playing at home, and have some red-hot power bats like that of Cal Raleigh. Expect Seattle to get a statement win to open this three-game set.
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