The Seattle Mariners roughed up Boston's Jedixson Paez early, got a gem from Bryan Woo, and rode three home runs to a 9-6 road win over the Red Sox on Tuesday, September 1, 2026. Woo struck out seven across six innings of one-run ball, Randy Arozarena delivered the biggest swing of the night with a three-RBI home run, and Seattle's offense generated 12 hits on the evening. The Mariners handled their business in nine innings and walked away with a comfortable three-run final margin.

Bryan Woo Controls Boston for Six Strong Innings

Woo was the engine of this win. Working six innings, the right-hander allowed just one earned run on five hits, walked one batter, and struck out seven. He kept Boston's lineup off-balance throughout his outing, limiting the home side to one run before handing the ball to the bullpen. It was the kind of start Seattle needed from one of its rotation pieces, and Woo delivered fully.

The bullpen did its job well enough to preserve the lead. Carlos Vargas had a rough two-thirds of an inning — allowing two earned runs on two hits — but José A. Ferrer and Andrés Muñoz steadied things late. Hoby Milner ran into trouble of his own, giving up two earned runs on two hits in a third of an inning, which kept Boston within range without allowing a full comeback. Muñoz closed out the game with a scoreless two-thirds of an inning, striking out one.

Mariners' Offense Erupts Early Against Jedixson Paez

Boston starter Jedixson Paez did not survive the fourth inning. He allowed eight earned runs on ten hits across just 3.2 innings, walking two and striking out three. Seattle's lineup pounced and did not let up.

The key contributors for the Mariners at the plate:

  • Randy Arozarena — 1-for-5 with a home run and three RBI, providing the biggest offensive moment of the night
  • Lazaro Montes — 2-for-4 with a home run and two RBI
  • Dominic Canzone — 1-for-5 with a home run and one RBI
  • J.P. Crawford — 2-for-3 with one RBI
  • Brock Rodden — 2-for-3 with one RBI
  • Josh Naylor — 2-for-5
  • Cole Young — 2-for-4

Seven different Mariners recorded multi-hit or multi-RBI performances. Three home runs — from Arozarena, Montes, and Canzone — gave Seattle the extra-base pop it needed to build a cushion that Boston could never fully close.

Red Sox Could Not Overcome an Early Deficit

Boston had some life in this game. Jahmai Jones went 1-for-1 with a home run and two RBI, and Mickey Gasper added a solo shot. Roman Anthony, Wilyer Abreu, and Trevor Story each posted two-hit nights. The Red Sox collected enough offense to make the final score look closer than the game felt, but the hole dug by Paez in the early innings was too deep to climb out of against Woo.

Turning Point: Seattle Buries Paez Before the Fourth Inning Ends

The turning point was Seattle's sustained assault against Paez. Racking up eight earned runs on ten hits in fewer than four innings took the Red Sox starter out of the equation entirely and forced Boston's bullpen into an early, long stretch of work. Wyatt Olds and Alec Gamboa combined for 4.1 innings of much cleaner relief — Olds allowed one earned run and Gamboa did not allow any — but by then the damage was done. Seattle's three-run margin stood firm through the final out.

What's Next for the Mariners

Seattle continues its road series against Boston. The Mariners will look to build on this performance and keep the offense clicking against a Red Sox rotation that showed vulnerability on Tuesday night. With Woo delivering a quality start and the lineup producing across the board, the Mariners head into the next game with momentum on their side.