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The Seattle Mariners defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6–2 on June 29 at T-Mobile Park, with the home team's power display providing the offensive edge despite modest overall contact rates. Seattle's pitching staff struck out eight Angels batters while allowing just eight hits and two earned runs, posting a 3.70 ERA that controlled Los Angeles's lineup throughout the contest. The Mariners' three home runs and six RBIs proved decisive, as they capitalized on scoring opportunities despite posting a .231 batting average and .696 OPS—well below league standards but sufficient against a visiting offense that managed only one homer and two RBIs across eight hits. Los Angeles's pitching was less effective, surrendering six hits and four earned runs with a 4.58 ERA, undermining a relatively disciplined approach that included eight strikeouts and two walks. The game stayed under the 7.5 Vegas total, suggesting both offenses struggled to sustain consistent pressure. Seattle's ability to win with limited offensive efficiency while Seattle's pitchers dominated strikeout-to-walk ratios suggests the rotation may be rounding into form as the season progresses.