Here we go. The Mariners have three games left to play and they control their destiny. Everything has seemingly conspired to open a window to earn their first playoff appearance since 2001. And compared to 2014 or ‘16, this window is thrown wide open. In those previous seasons, the Mariners were hoping beyond hope that they’d be able to win their final series of the season and get some help from other teams around the league. This year, they’re entering the final weekend of the regular season tied for the second Wild Card spot. FanGraphs gives them a 29.
Series Preview: Mariners (89-70) vs. Angels (75-84)
