Cole Young broke a scoreless tie with an RBI triple leading off the 10th inning, and Bryan Woo combined with the Seattle Mariners’ bullpen to pitch 10 innings of one-hit ball in a 3-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels on Friday night.<\/p>\n
Josh Naylor added a two-run single for the Mariners, who managed only four hits in the first nine innings before getting three in the 10th off new Angels reliever Brent Suter (0-1).<\/p>\n
After nine innings featuring five combined hits \u2014 all singles \u2014 in the Angels’ home opener, Young drilled a sinker from Suter off the wall in the right-field corner on the second pitch of the 10th, scoring automatic runner Luke Raley.<\/p>\n
Andr\u00e9s Mu\u00f1oz (1-1) pitched the ninth in the Seattle closer’s first appearance in six days. Gabe Speier earned his second career save despite allowing Mike Trout to score on Jorge Soler’s sacrifice fly.<\/p>\n
The Mariners retired the Angels’ final 21 batters.<\/p>\n
Woo yielded one hit over seven brilliant innings, setting down his last 12 batters and recording six strikeouts while matching the longest scoreless start of his career.<\/p>\n
Reid Detmers was nearly as good for Los Angeles, pitching 6 2\/3 innings of three-hit ball with four walks.<\/p>\n
Neither team seriously threatened to score during the first nine innings on a windy night at Angel Stadium. Los Angeles couldn’t get a runner into scoring position, while Seattle squandered back-to-back hits with one out in the fourth.<\/p>\n
Woo was largely dominant after hitting Trout in the shoulder with a pitch during the first. Oswald Peraza got the Angels’ only hit in the third on a tailing popup down the right-field line, and Trout drew their only walk leading off the fourth.<\/p>\n
Up next<\/p>\n
Emerson Hancock (1-0, 0.00 ERA) makes his second start of the season, after throwing six hitless innings in an impressive 2026 debut for the Mariners last week. He faces Jack Kochanowicz (0-0, 11.25), who struggled in his four-inning season debut for the Angels in Houston.<\/p>\n