The Baltimore Orioles walked off with a dramatic 4-3 victory over the Seattle Mariners on Wednesday night, snatching the win in their final at-bat after a late-inning surge. Trevor Rogers dominated for seven masterful innings, striking out six while allowing just one run on four hits, but it was the Orioles' clutch hitting that stole the show. Ryan Mountcastle crushed a solo homer in the sixth, and Jeremiah Jackson delivered the decisive RBI single in the ninth, capping a two-run rally that erased Seattle's late lead. Dylan Carlson's two-hit night and Jackson Holliday's RBI single set the stage for the comeback, while the bullpen—despite Yennier Cano's shaky ninth—held on just long enough for the walk-off heroics.

Seattle's Julio Rodríguez (2-for-4, two runs) and J.P. Crawford (2-for-3) kept the Mariners afloat, but Logan Gilbert's six strikeouts over 6.1 innings weren't enough to silence Baltimore's bats when it mattered most. The loss stings for Seattle, who squandered a ninth-inning lead, while the Orioles proved their resilience yet again, reinforcing their playoff push with another clutch win at home.