Seattle Mariners at Los Angeles Angels – Where to Watch, Stream Info, TV Channel, and Live Updates (September 14, 2026)

Seattle enters Angel Stadium carrying the weight of a season that has refused to go quietly. At 70-80, the Mariners sit five games back in the American League West — close enough that every game still carries consequence, distant enough that the margin for error has essentially vanished. They’ve gone 4-6 over their last ten, a stretch that has kept them from building any real momentum, but a 19-1 demolition of Oakland recently showed what this offense looks like when it clicks. Dominic Canzone (.257, 22 HR, 68 RBI) and Cole Young (.250, 17 HR, 65 RBI) give Seattle legitimate middle-of-the-order punch.

Los Angeles, at 56-93, is playing out a difficult season, but Zach Neto has been one of the more quietly compelling players in the American League all year — 26 home runs, 73 RBI, 20 stolen bases, and 93 runs scored. That kind of production deserves attention regardless of the standings. The Angels have dropped three straight, but Neto and Jo Adell (16 HR, 62 RBI) give them the offensive tools to make any game competitive.

Seattle Mariners at Los Angeles Angels Game Information

Game Date: September 14, 2026
Game Time: 09:38 PM ET
TV Channel: Angels Broadcast Television – ABTV2LV, Seattle Mariners, and MLB.TV – Los Angeles Angels
Location: Angel Stadium, Anaheim, CA
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Game Preview

Seattle’s five-game deficit in the AL West means losses are no longer something the Mariners can absorb casually. A team that has gone 30-45 away from home needs to find road wins wherever it can, and a struggling Angels club presents an opportunity. For Los Angeles, 18.5 games back and sitting at 56-93, the standings pressure is gone — but individual performances still matter, and players like Neto are making cases that extend well beyond this season. The Angels are 30-44 at home, which offers Seattle a realistic path to a win.

Los Angeles Angels Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 56-93
Home Record: 30-44
Away Record: 26-49
Division Record: 7-20
Streak: 3 Loss streak
Winning Percentage: .376

Seattle Mariners Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 70-80
Home Record: 40-35
Away Record: 30-45
Division Record: 13-18
Streak: 1 Loss streak
Winning Percentage: .467

Stat Leaders

Los Angeles Angels (56-93, #5 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Gustavo Campero, 0.364
RBI Leader: Zach Neto, 73 RBI
Home Run Leader: Zach Neto, 26 HR
Runs Leader: Zach Neto, 93 Runs
Hits Leader: Zach Neto, 138 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: Zach Neto, 20 SB
ERA Leader: Blake Weiman, 2.02 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Reid Detmers, 191 K
Wins Leader: Walbert Ureña, 9 W
Saves Leader: Ben Joyce, 4 SV

Seattle Mariners (70-80, #3 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Michael Arroyo, 0.333
RBI Leader: Randy Arozarena, 75 RBI
Home Run Leader: Randy Arozarena, 25 HR
Runs Leader: Randy Arozarena, 99 Runs
Hits Leader: Josh Naylor, 149 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: Josh Naylor, 27 SB
ERA Leader: Matt Brash, 0.54 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Logan Gilbert, 187 K
Wins Leader: Bryan Woo, 12 W
Saves Leader: Andrés Muñoz, 27 SV

What to Watch For

Zach Neto is the player to watch on the Angels side. His 26 home runs, 73 RBI, 20 stolen bases, and 93 runs scored represent the kind of all-around season that stands out on any roster. He’s also had his rough moments — a recent error contributed to an Angels loss — but that tension between elite production and occasional miscue makes him one of the more human and watchable players in the league right now. Donovan Walton (.319) and Wade Meckler (.293) give the Angels additional contact threats in the lineup.

For Seattle, Julio Rodríguez (.242, 21 HR, 65 RBI, 20 SB) remains the engine of the offense, and rookie Kade Anderson — not listed in the player stats block but confirmed to have earned his first major league win with six sharp innings against Texas — represents the kind of young pitching development that gives this team something to build on. Cal Raleigh (.180, 21 HR, 60 RBI) provides power from behind the plate despite a low average. With Emerson Hancock sidelined with a groin injury and Matt Brash out with a lat issue, Seattle’s pitching depth is being tested, which opens the door for younger arms to step into meaningful roles down the stretch.

Los Angeles Angels Injury Report

Sam Bachman – Forearm (D15) – The Los Angeles Angels placed RHP Sam Bachman on the 15-day injured list with right forearm radial nerve inflammation.
Nolan Schanuel – Side (D10) – The Los Angeles Angels placed INF Nolan Schanuel on the 10-day injured list with a strained right intercostal muscle.
Jack Kochanowicz – Elbow (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels transferred RHP Jack Kochanowicz from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list due to surgery.
Anthony Rendon – Hip (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels placed INF Anthony Rendon on the 60-day injured list.
George Klassen – Back (D15) – The Los Angeles Angels placed RHP George Klassen on the 15-day injured list with left low back inflammation.
Yoán Moncada – Knee (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels transferred INF Yoán Moncada to the 60-day injured list with right knee inflammation.
Gustavo Campero – Hamstring (D10) – The Los Angeles Angels placed OF Gustavo Campero on the 10-day injured list with right hamstring strain.
Robert Stephenson – Elbow (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels placed RHP Robert Stephenson on the 60-day injured list due to a ligament and flexor repair surgery on his right elbow.

Seattle Mariners Injury Report

Cole Wilcox – Oblique (D15) – The Seattle Mariners placed RHP Cole Wilcox on the 15-day injured list with a left oblique strain.
Will Wilson – Thumb (D60) – The Seattle Mariners placed INF Will Wilson on the 60-day injured list due to left thumb fracture.
Colt Emerson – Wrist (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred INF Colt Emerson from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with left wrist tendon inflammation.
Luke Raley – Elbow (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred OF Luke Raley to the 60-day injured list due to left forearm strain.
Matt Brash – Lat (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred RHP Matt Brash to the 60-day injured list with a right lat strain.
Brendan Donovan – Head (D7) – The Seattle Mariners placed INF Brendan Donovan on the 7-day injured list due to concussion.
Emerson Hancock – Groin (D15) – The Seattle Mariners placed RHP Emerson Hancock on the 15-day injured list with a left adductor strain.
Brennen Davis – Hamstring (D60) – The Seattle Mariners placed OF Brennen Davis on the 60-day injured list with a left hamstring strain.
Logan Evans – Arm (D60) – The Seattle Mariners placed RHP Logan Evans on the 60-day injured list after he underwent surgery to reconstruct a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right arm.
Nick Davila – Shoulder (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred RHP Nick Davila from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with a right SC joint sprain.

Los Angeles Angels Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 14, 2026 vs Seattle Mariners
September 15, 2026 vs Seattle Mariners
September 16, 2026 vs Seattle Mariners
September 17, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 18, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 19, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 20, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 22, 2026 at Athletics
September 23, 2026 at Athletics
September 24, 2026 at Seattle Mariners

Seattle Mariners Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 14, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 15, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 16, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 18, 2026 at Colorado Rockies
September 19, 2026 at Colorado Rockies
September 20, 2026 at Colorado Rockies
September 22, 2026 vs Houston Astros
September 23, 2026 vs Houston Astros
September 24, 2026 vs Los Angeles Angels
September 25, 2026 vs Los Angeles Angels

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