Sunday, October 12th, 2025

The Seattle Mariners made history on Sunday night, defeating the Toronto Blue Jays 3-1 and earning a spot in the AL Championship Series for the first time in 24 years. The Mariners delivered a strong team performance in front of a lively crowd, overcoming an early deficit to secure the win.
Cal Raleigh, the major league home run leader, tied the game in the sixth inning with his ninth home run in 14 games at Rogers Centre. Raleigh's impressive postseason continued, as he connected off Kevin Gausman, who had not allowed a hit on his splitter in the postseason until Raleigh’s blast.
Jorge Polanco played a pivotal role, driving in the go-ahead run in the sixth inning with a single. He added to his total in the eighth with another RBI single, driving in crucial insurance runs for the Mariners.
Seattle’s pitching staff showcased their dominance throughout the game. Starting pitcher Bryce Miller overcame an early challenge when George Springer homered on the first pitch. Despite a two-on jam in the first inning, Miller settled in, and with the help of relievers Gabe Speier, Matt Brash, and Andrés Muñoz, held the Blue Jays to just two hits and allowed only one additional baserunner over the final 24 batters. The Mariners’ bullpen combined to throw just 100 pitches in total.
For Toronto, Springer provided the lone offensive spark with his leadoff home run. Anthony Santander followed with a single in the second inning for the Blue Jays’ only other hit of the night.
With the victory, the Seattle Mariners will return to the AL Championship Series, ending a 24-year absence. Their balanced attack, from timely hitting to lockdown pitching, sets the stage for an exciting series as they look to continue their postseason run.
The Seattle Mariners secured a decisive 3-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays, highlighted by Cal Raleigh’s game-tying home run and Jorge Polanco’s clutch RBI singles. Stellar pitching from Bryce Miller and the Mariners bullpen limited the Blue Jays to just two hits, propelling Seattle to its first ALCS appearance in over two decades. The Mariners' blend of power at the plate and composure on the mound makes them a formidable contender as the postseason continues.
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