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Mariners Starter Bryan Woo Looking to Bounce Back With Jhonny Pereda at Catcher
SEATTLE — Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Bryan Woo hasn't had the outings that have been expected of him over his last two starts.
In his start against the St. Louis Cardinals on April 25, Woo recorded one strikeout and allowed seven earned runs on nine hits (four home runs) in three innings pitched.
Against the Kansas City Royals on May 1, Woo fanned two batters and allowed six earned runs on seven hits (two homers) in six innings pitched. The 2025 All-Star's season ERA ballooned from 2.25 before those two starts to 4.61.
The 26-year-old righty will be looking to bounce back in the Mariners' series finale against the Atlanta Braves on Wednesday.
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Bryan Woo put together a remarkable stretch of consistency for the Seattle Mariners last season.
The right-hander pitched at least six innings in his first 25 starts, which included allowing three or fewer runs allowed 19 times.
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Through his first five starts of this season, Woo showed similar consistency, going at least six innings four times while allowing three or fewer runs in each start.
Woo allowed seven runs over just three innings against St. Louis on on April 25, then he surrendered six runs over six innings against Kansas City on Friday. It marked the first time the 26 year old had given up at least six runs in consecutive outings during his big league career. In total, he allowed 13 runs, 16 hits and six home runs over nine innings between the two outings.
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A week ago, Bryan Woo got touched up by the Cardinals to the tune of four home runs. He only made it through three innings, while striking out just one of the 18 batters he faced. Recapping the game, I wrote:
Was Woo bad or do we just shake it off? Let’s be real here, four home runs is a lot. And he was genuinely missing middle-middle pretty regularly—this wasn’t some Chicago wind storm or something. But on the other hand, you can’t get too worked up about an off day from a guy who’s had so much consistency that he literally holds the franchise record for most consecutive 6 inning games to open a season. All I know for sure is that, for today, pulling him after three innings was the correct move.
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