Victor Robles' game-ending catch was met with different reactions in the TV broadcast booths of the Astros and Mariners, but you could hear the loud Seattle call on the Houston broadcast.

The Mariners are -141 favorites (wager $141 to win $100) on the money line in the latest SportsLine consensus odds, while the Astros are +118 (wager $100 to win $118) underdogs. The total is set at 8. You can find the model's latest projections and expert picks for Mariners vs. Astros at SportsLine.

Caleb John Raleigh, known as Cal or even the Big Dumper, really did it. The Seattle Mariners' superstar catcher surpassed a Ken Griffey Jr. record that no one would've ever thought a switch-hitting catcher would break. Griffey held the Mariners' franchise record for home runs in a single season, at 56.

The Astros look to rebound and avoid a sweep as they square off against the Marines in Game 3. Here are all the details about the game.

Saturday was a chaotic day in the American League playoff picture, but the Seattle Mariners were unquestionably winners in the equation. For the second straight

Astros center fielder Jake Meyers stood at home plate in disbelief, echoing the feeling of a sellout crowd that had just ridden a roller-coaster of emotions in the span of about 10 seconds. Nervousness turned to excitement before giving away to disappointment.

Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh hit his 57th home run of the season Saturday night against the Houston Astros to pass Ken Griffey Jr. for the single-season franchise record.

On a night when Cal Raleigh set the Mariners' single-season home record, first-place Seattle took another huge step forward toward the postseason with a 6-4 vic

Cal Raleigh left behind in home runs a legend of the Seattle Mariners, on the night of Saturday, September 20, 2025, bringing them closer to the playoffs and him to the American Le

CBS Sports brings you live coverage, scoring, expert picks and stats for the MLB matchup between Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros on September 21, 2025

Eric Jones, a former Mariners bullpen catcher during the 2022 season and signed by the organization's farm system in 2021, returned to T-Mobile Park on Sept. 19-20 with the Bananas for their world tour. This time, instead of working behind the scenes, he was part of the on-field show.