Bryan Woo, personifying everyone after Cal Raleigh's 50th reached the second deck.

Bryce Miller surrendered three homers in the 2nd inning -- solo shots to Gavin Sheets and Jake Cronenworth then a two-run blast to Fernando Tatis Jr. -- that have put the Mariners behind, 4-1.

Jorge Polanco, No. 20 -- it immediately answers the Padres’ four-spot and regains the Mariners some momentum. Exit velo: 103.6 mph Launch angle: 21° Distance: 361 ft. Hang time: 3.6 seconds

The Mariners have tied this game at 4-4 here in the 4th inning, and knocked JP Sears out of this game. J.P. Crawford hit into a double play with no outs and the bases loaded, plating the tying run.

Josh Naylor puts the Mariners back in front with an opposite-field knock past a diving Manny Machado, which scores Julio Rodríguez from second base. They lead, 5-4, with two outs here in the 5th inning.

Jorge Polanco, bases-loaded breakthrough. This 106.2 mph liner down the first-base line one plates two more and extends the Mariners’ lead here in the 5th inning, where they’ve scored all three of their runs with two outs.

And the floodgates have remained open, as J.P. Crawford bloops a single into center field that Fernando Tatis Jr. comes up short on. After the dust settled, the Mariners take a 9-4 lead to the 6th inning.

Amped Cam™: Matt Brash He works into and out of bases-loaded jam here in the 8th inning by freezing Ramón Laureano with a ꓘ -- who represented the tying run.

FINAL: Mariners 9, Padres 6 RECORD: 71-61 They’re now 4-0 vs. San Diego and clinch the season series vs. the rivals that they share a Spring Training facility with -- and with it, the first “Vedder Cup” title

Cal Raleigh has passed Aaron Judge in the latest AL MVP poll compiled by our staff at MLB•com and released this morning. A look at the latest vote tally... mlb.com/news/cal-ralei…

A few nuggets on the Mariners' 2026 schedule... • Opening Day at home • 2 homestands coinciding with FIFA World Cup in Seattle, resulting in June 20 doubleheader vs. BOS, mid-series off-day vs. LAA on July 1 • Fourth of July Weekend vs. TOR • 19 of final 22 games vs. AL West

Cal Raleigh on adjusting to pitchers as they try to adjust to him: "There's a fine line there, just because you want to be ahead of the game ... At the same time, you want to understand, ultimately, what is going to be best for you." mlb.com/news/cal-ralei…

Still no update on Victor Robles, who is not in the Mariners’ lineup tonight vs. Padres right-hander Dylan Cease, as Dominic Canzone returns to right field for the first time since last Monday’s HBP. Dan Wilson said that they’re continuing to wait on the results of the appeal.

The Padres are pouring it on here in the 1st inning vs. Luis Castillo, who just surrendered a grand slam to Ramón Laureano, which followed an RBI single to Xander Bogaerts. All five runs have been scored with two outs and in two-strike counts.

Julio Rodríguez bloops a two-out single here in the 4th inning for the Mariners' first hit of the night vs. Dylan Cease. And he goes first-to-third on a follow-up knock from Josh Naylor.

Eugenio Suárez drew a nine-pitch walk vs. Dylan Cease to load the bases with two outs here in the 4th inning, but Jorge Polanco grounded out to second base to halt the rally ... They trail, 5-0.

Randy Arozreana, second deck ... No. 25 of the season, extending a career-high, and puts the Mariners on the board. Exit velo: 104.2 mph Launch angle: 33° Distance: 410 ft. Hang time: 5.7 seconds

Eugenio Suárez, for the lead -- No. 41 of the season It's a six-spot here in the 5th inning, and the Mariners have stormed all the way back after going down five in the 1st. Exit velo: 99.6 mph Launch angle: 33° Distance: 390 ft. Hang time: 5.5 seconds

And the Mariners have fallen behind again -- 7-6 here in the 6th inning -- after Caleb Ferguson surrendered consecutive doubles then an RBI knock to Jake Cronenworth and a successful squeeze from Freddy Fermin.

FINAL: Mariners 6, Padres 7 RECORD: 71-62