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Detmers throws 6 shutout innings as the Angels beat the Mariners 7-5

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The Associated Press. (2026, September 26). Detmers throws 6 shutout innings as the Angels beat the Mariners 7-5. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/baseball/detmers-throws-6-shutout-innings-as-the-angels-beat-the-mariners-7-5/article_ea58d0bd-29b9-5a25-b93b-bbc7c86934c9.html

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Reid Detmers pitched six shutout innings, striking out seven and walking two as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Seattle Mariners with a score of 7-5 on Friday night in Seattle. Wade Meckler was one home run short of hitting for the cycle, contributing significantly to the Angels’ offense with multiple hits and runs scored. The article focuses on Detmers' strong pitching performance and Meckler's near-cyclic achievement while summarizing key plays that led to the final score.
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On Friday night, Reid Detmers threw six shutout innings as the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Seattle Mariners by a score of 7-5 at T-Mobile Park in Seattle. Detmers gave up his first hit only in the fourth inning and finished with seven strikeouts and two walks. The key player for the Angels was Wade Meckler, who tripled, singled, and doubled but missed hitting for the cycle when he grounded out in the seventh and got an infield single in the ninth. The Mariners' starting pitcher, Bryce Miller (4-10), gave up five runs on six hits while striking out seven and walking two over six innings. The Angels extended their lead with a three-run home run by Christian Moore in the sixth inning and added another run when Zach Neto hit his 27th homer of the season off Mariners reliever Eduard Bazardo.

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Angels Mariners SEATTLE the Los Angeles Angels the Seattle Mariners

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Angels ORG · 5× Mariners ORG · 3× Meckler PERSON · 3× SEATTLE GPE · 3× Neto PERSON · 2× Detmers PERSON · 1× Reid Detmers PERSON · 1× Wade Meckler PERSON · 1× the Los Angeles Angels ORG · 1× the Seattle Mariners ORG · 1×

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Meckler tripled in the first inning, singled in the fourth and doubled in the sixth against Seattle starter Bryce Miller (4-10), who gave up five runs on six hits while striking out seven and walking two in six innings.
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Detmers throws 6 shutout innings as the Angels beat the Mariners 7-5 · assertive framing

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SEATTLE (AP) — Reid Detmers pitched six shutout innings, Wade Meckler finished a home run short of the cycle, and the Los Angeles Angels beat the Seattle Mariners 7-5 on Friday night. asserted
Angels → pitch → night
Detmers (7-8) didn’t give up a hit until Dominic Canzone singled with one out in the fourth inning. asserted
Canzone → give → inning
He gave up a leadoff single to Michael Arroyo in the fifth but didn’t surrender another hit, finishing with seven strikeouts and two walks. asserted
He → give → strikeouts
Meckler tripled in the first inning, singled in the fourth and doubled in the sixth against Seattle starter Bryce Miller (4-10), who gave up five runs on six hits while striking out seven and walking two in six innings. asserted
who → triple → innings
Meckler had two chances to complete the cycle but grounded out in the seventh inning and legged out an infield single in the ninth for his fourth hit. asserted
Meckler → have → hit
Meckler scored the Angels’ first run in the first inning on Miller’s wild pitch. asserted
Meckler → score → pitch
The Angels tacked on a run in the fourth inning on Vaughn Grissom’s RBI single and increased their lead to 5-0 in the sixth on a three-run homer by Christian Moore. asserted
Angels → tack → Moore
The Angels scored again in the seventh when Zach Neto hit a homer off Seattle reliever Eduard Bazardo. asserted
Neto → score → Bazardo
It was Neto’s team-leading 27th homer of the year. asserted
It → lead → year
Neto added an RBI double in the ninth. asserted
Neto → add → ninth
The Mariners scored two runs in the eighth inning on a bases-loaded hit by pitch by Sam Bachman to Julio Rodríguez and Michael Arroyo’s RBI infield single. asserted
Mariners → score → Rodríguez
Randy Arozarena’s RBI triple and Canzone’s two-run homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth made it 7-5. asserted
it → make → ninth
The Angels and Mariners play the third game in their season-ending four-game series on Saturday night. asserted
Angels → play → night
RHP Ryan Johnson (5-9, 4.93 ERA) starts for the Angels against Mariners rookie LHP Kade Anderson (2-2, 4.18). asserted
Johnson → start → Anderson
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