Athletics 0, Seattle Mariners 2

The Seattle Mariners won 0-2 in a pitching-led result shaped most clearly by Bryan Woo’s eight scoreless innings. Woo worked 8.0 IP, allowed 0 ER and recorded 9 K, providing the defining performance in a game where run prevention set the tone. The final margin was two runs, and Woo’s 0 ER across 8.0 IP gave Seattle Mariners the central advantage reflected in that outcome.

For the Athletics, Gage Jump posted 4.0 IP with 2 ER and 7 K. His seven strikeouts supplied a notable counterpoint to the final result, but the two earned runs allowed matched the full scoring difference in Seattle Mariners’ 0-2 victory. With only two runs separating the clubs, the contrast between Woo’s 0 ER and Jump’s 2 ER stands as the clearest numerical summary of the game.

The available offensive line also underscores how strongly pitching controlled the contest. Henry Bolte went 1-4 with 0 HR and 0 RBI. That line, alongside Woo’s scoreless eight innings, fits the low-scoring nature of the final. Seattle Mariners did not need a wide margin; the 0-2 result was enough behind Woo’s 9 K and 0 ER.

This was a pitching-held game from the opening statistical profile through the final score. Woo delivered length, strikeouts and a scoreless line, while Jump limited the damage to two earned runs over 4.0 IP and struck out seven. The two-run final margin leaves little separation on the scoreboard, but Woo’s 8.0 IP without an earned run gave Seattle Mariners the performance that defined the day. Bolte’s 1-4 line with no home runs or RBIs further reflects an afternoon in which the pitching numbers carried the recap.

• Seattle Mariners won 0-2.
• Bryan Woo: 8.0 IP, 0 ER, 9 K.
• Gage Jump: 4.0 IP, 2 ER, 7 K.