| Linescore | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | R | H | E | LOB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cardinals | 0 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 9 | 1 | 7 |
| Mariners | 0 | 0 | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 5 | 9 | 0 | 8 |
FINAL: 5-3 Mariners
Decisions
- Mariners Winning Pitcher: Caleb Ferguson (W, 4-4)
- Cardinals Losing Pitcher: Matthew Liberatore (L, 7-12)
- Save: Andrés Muñoz (S, 34)
Postgame Wrap
Highlights
- Probable pitchers for Cardinals at Mariners – September 9, 2025
- Probable pitchers for Cardinals at Mariners – September 9, 2025
- Cardinals: Bullpen availability for St. Louis, September 9 vs Mariners
- Cardinals: Bullpen availability for St. Louis, September 9 vs Mariners
- Mariners: Bullpen availability for Seattle, September 9 vs Cardinals
- Mariners: Bullpen availability for Seattle, September 9 vs Cardinals
- Mariners: Fielding alignment for Seattle, September 9 vs Cardinals
- Mariners: Fielding alignment for Seattle, September 9 vs Cardinals
- Bench availability for Seattle, September 9 vs Cardinals
- Cardinals: Fielding alignment for St. Louis, September 9 vs Mariners
- Cardinals: Fielding alignment for St. Louis, September 9 vs Mariners
- Bench availability for St. Louis, September 9 vs Mariners
- Cardinals: Starting lineups for Cardinals at Mariners – September 9, 2025
- Cardinals: Starting lineups for Cardinals at Mariners – September 9, 2025
- Mariners: Starting lineups for Cardinals at Mariners – September 9, 2025
- Mariners: Starting lineups for Cardinals at Mariners – September 9, 2025
- Cardinals: Breaking down Matthew Liberatore's pitches
- Mariners: A deep dive into Josh Naylor's home run
- Mariners: Breaking down George Kirby's pitches
- Mariners: Josh Naylor: Home Run Statcast Analysis
- Mariners: Randy Arozarena: Home Run Statcast Analysis
- Mariners: Visualizing Randy Arozarena's swing using bat tracking technology
- Cardinals: Nolan Gorman's RBI double
- Cardinals: Thomas Saggese's RBI single
- Mariners: Jorge Polanco's slick play up the middle
- Mariners: J.P. Crawford's sweet diving stop
- Mariners: Randy Arozarena's three-run homer (27)
- Mariners: Josh Naylor's solo homer (19)
- Mariners: Randy Arozarena's sac fly
- Mariners: George Kirby fans Nolan Gorman in the 4th
- Cardinals: José Fermín singles after review
- Mariners: José Fermín singles after review
- Mariners: Julio Rodríguez's stellar running catch
- Cardinals: José Fermín's RBI single
- Cardinals: Matthew Liberatore strikes out Eugenio Suárez
- Cardinals: Pedro Pagés catches Randy Arozarena stealing second
- Mariners: Josh Naylor's smooth sliding play
- Mariners: Andrés Muñoz secures Mariners' 5-3 win
10 comments
Man, we’re really in a mediocre state. It’s like the 1970’s in the United States condensed into a single baseball team.
I mean, honestly, does anyone care anymore?
Just get it over with.
Fermin had a good game and Pedro got robbed on at least 2 stellar defensive plays
I’m starting to think we may have lost the trade
I hate it here
Good job boys get them next time!
Still holding out hope we can somehow finish .500 or better.
Tomorrow is another day.
Did not enjoy.
“Why doesn’t anyone come to the Busch and give me money?! I spent no money and we have zero notable big league talent but who cares just give me your fucking money while I shit on a historic franchise you fucking hicks” – Bill DeWitt III
Seriously I get it the players are trying their best but the current team is sorely overmatched and has no star to carry the team or come in clutch and the starting rotation is stinky ass. This organization is booty to the absolute core and the FO is catching way less hate than it should be catching. By that I mean Mo and DeWitt should be run out of town by angry pitchfork-wielding citizens
Also sorry I’m drunk and watching meaningless games since July makes me sad. Blues look good this year tho…
“Sweeps are hard and so am I.”
A mariners fan, probably.