Seattle Mariners vs Boston Red Sox Picks and Predictions June 17th 2025

Seattle Mariners vs Boston Red Sox June 17th 2025

The Boston Red Sox travel to Seattle to take on the Mariners at T-Mobile Park. The game is set for Tuesday, June 17, 2025, at 9:40 PM. Fans can catch the action on NESN. The Red Sox, managed by Alex Cora, hold a season record of 37-36. They are 6 games behind in the AL East and have a road record of 15-19.

The Seattle Mariners, led by Dan Wilson, have a record of 36-34. They are 4 games behind in the AL West and have a home record of 19-17. Walker Buehler will start for the Red Sox with an ERA of 5.01. Bryan Woo will pitch for the Mariners with an ERA of 3.39. The weather forecast calls for a warm day with scattered clouds, but the retractable roof should keep conditions stable for the night game.

Red Sox vs Mariners Key Information

• Sport: Baseball
• Teams: Boston Red Sox vs. Seattle Mariners
• Venue: T-Mobile Park in Seattle, WA
• Date: Tuesday, June 17, 2025
• Betting Odds: Mariners MoneyLine -183, Red Sox MoneyLine +151

The Red Sox Can Win If…

The Boston Red Sox are coming off a strong 2-0 win against the New York Yankees. Brayan Bello was impressive on the mound, pitching seven scoreless innings and striking out eight batters. Rafael Devers contributed with a home run, showcasing his power at the plate.

The Red Sox have been consistent at the plate with a team batting average of .253, ranking 5th in the league. They lead in doubles with 141, which can create scoring opportunities. Their pitching has also been solid, allowing a batting average against of .250, ranking 15th.

Walker Buehler will start for the Red Sox, looking to improve on his 5-4 record. The Red Sox lineup features strong hitters like Trevor Story and Abraham Toro, who can drive in runs. With their recent winning streak, the Red Sox have momentum on their side.

The Mariners Can Win If…

The Seattle Mariners are coming off a strong performance against the Cleveland Guardians, winning 6-0. Emerson Hancock was on the mound, delivering an impressive seven innings with only two hits allowed. J.P. Crawford led the offense with a grand slam, contributing four RBIs to the team’s victory.

Seattle’s lineup has shown power with 90 home runs this season, ranking 7th in the league. Their on-base percentage is also solid, placing them 8th with a .322 average. Cal Raleigh is a key player, leading the league with 26 home runs and contributing 54 RBIs.

Bryan Woo will start for the Mariners against the Boston Red Sox. Woo has a 3.39 ERA and a WHIP of 0.98, making him a reliable pitcher. With Seattle’s recent wins and Woo’s strong stats, they have a good chance to secure another victory.

The Lean

The Mariners are favored with a moneyline of -183, while the Red Sox are at +151. Based on the data, the Mariners have a slight edge in pitching with a lower batting average against and more quality starts. My model projects a Mariners win with a score of 5-3. The recommendation is to pick the Mariners to win straight up.

The over/under line is set at 7.5. Both teams have similar earned run averages, but the Mariners’ offense ranks higher in home runs and doubles. My model projects a total score of 8 runs. The recommendation is to take the over for this game.

Boston heads into Tuesday’s finale in Seattle after rookie Roman Anthony smashed his first career homer—an inning-opening blast off Logan Gilbert—to spark Monday’s 2-0 win. The club, now winners of six straight, leaned on Lucas Giolito for six shutout innings and ten strikeouts before Anthony’s historic swing.

Red Sox Youth Movement

Manager Alex Cora hasn’t hesitated to mix rookies Anthony, Marcelo Mayer and Kristian Campbell alongside veterans. Cora praised the group’s “clean baseball,” while shortstop Trevor Story admitted Devers’ trade “came out of nowhere.” For full roster depth and daily lineup updates, check the Scores and Stats MLB teams hub.

Mariners’ Response

Seattle snapped its own three-game skid but went 1-for-9 with RISP Monday. Returning ace Logan Gilbert struck out ten over five innings in his first outing since April. The M’s need more timely hits against Boston’s bullpen, which has been spotless in this series.

Pitching Duel

The Red Sox call on Walker Buehler (5-4, 5.01 ERA), fresh off seven innings of three-run ball with seven punch-outs versus Tampa Bay. Opposing him, Bryan Woo (5-4, 3.39 ERA) has exceeded six innings in each of his 13 starts but dropped his last two. Live first-pitch odds are on the Scores and Stats MLB odds board.

Handicapper Spotlight — Scott’s Picks

Premium capper Scott’s Picks went 4-1 yesterday for a $458 profit, including a 2-1 mark on moneylines (+$258) and 2-0 on totals (+$200). His model underscores Buehler’s veteran command and Woo’s recent road struggles, making Boston on the moneyline his key release. Follow Scott’s full ticket on the Scores and Stats MLB picks hub.

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Prediction: Red Sox 5, Mariners 3. Anthony’s power ignites the lineup, Buehler outduels Woo, and Scott’s Picks’ moneyline angle cashes as Boston extends its winning streak.