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Seattle Mariners at Colorado Rockies: Betting Trends, Sep 18, 2026 (MLB)

MLB · September 18, 2026 · Scheduled

The Seattle Mariners visit the Colorado Rockies on September 18, 2026. This season the Seattle Mariners have covered the spread in 58 of 153 games (37.9%), and the Colorado Rockies have covered the spread in 78 of 153 games (51%) (2026). Every figure on this page is a count of settled games or a line a book posted. DataStreak does not produce picks. Updated September 18, 2026.

Probable starters: SEA Bryan Woo, COL Gabriel Hughes.

The posted line

At unibet as of September 18, 2026: COL +1.5, total 10.5. A line is the number a book posted at that moment, shown as a fact about the market; it is not a forecast and it moves.

Against the spread, 2026 season

Covers of settled games. A cover is a settled game where the final margin beat the closing spread; pushes are left out of the rate.

TeamOverallHomeRoadLast 10
Seattle Mariners58 of 153 (37.9%)28 of 75 (37.3%)30 of 78 (38.5%)4 of 10 (40%)
Colorado Rockies78 of 153 (51%)38 of 75 (50.7%)40 of 78 (51.3%)2 of 10 (20%)

Previous meetings

Finished regular-season games between the two, this season and last, newest first.

DateAwayHome
2025-09-25COL 2SEA 6
2025-09-24COL 2SEA 9
2025-09-23COL 3SEA 4

Seattle Mariners: last 5 games

DateOppResult
2026-09-17@ LAAW 7-2
2026-09-16@ LAAL 1-2
2026-09-15@ LAAL 4-6
2026-09-13@ OAKL 7-8
2026-09-13@ OAKW 19-1

Colorado Rockies: last 5 games

DateOppResult
2026-09-17vs SDL 2-9
2026-09-17vs SDL 3-9
2026-09-16vs SDW 9-3
2026-09-15vs SDL 7-8
2026-09-13@ DETL 1-8

Over each player's last 20 games, the highest clear rate at the lowest posted rung of each market. Counts of games, not projections; each name opens the player's own page.

SEA players clearing their prop lines most often

PlayerMarketLineClearedRate
Logan GilbertPitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts20 of 20100%
Bryan WooPitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts20 of 20100%
Bryce MillerPitcher Strikeouts3+ strikeouts19 of 2095%

COL players clearing their prop lines most often

PlayerMarketLineClearedRate
TJ RumfieldHits1+ hits17 of 2085%
TJ RumfieldTotal Bases1+ total bases17 of 2085%
Jake McCarthyHits1+ hits16 of 2080%

Questions about Seattle Mariners at Colorado Rockies

Who has the better record against the spread, the Seattle Mariners or the Colorado Rockies?

The Seattle Mariners have covered in 58 of 153 games (37.9%) and the Colorado Rockies in 78 of 153 (51%) in the 2026 season, so the Colorado Rockies have the higher rate. A cover is a settled game where the final margin beat the closing spread; a rate is a count of past games, not a prediction of this one.

How have the last meetings between the Seattle Mariners and the Colorado Rockies gone?

Of the last 3 regular-season meetings this season and last, the Colorado Rockies won 0 and the Seattle Mariners won 3. The most recent was COL 2, SEA 6 on September 25, 2025.

Which players in Seattle Mariners at Colorado Rockies clear their prop lines most often?

Logan Gilbert has cleared 3+ strikeouts in 20 of his last 20 games (100%); Bryan Woo has cleared 3+ strikeouts in 20 of his last 20 games (100%), over each player's last 20 games at the lowest posted rung. Counts of games, not projections.

Are these SEA at COL numbers picks?

No. Every figure is a count of settled games or a line a book posted, shown with the games it comes from so the arithmetic is checkable. DataStreak does not produce picks. Updated September 18, 2026.

How these numbers are measured

A cover is a settled game where the final margin beat the closing spread; a push is a margin that landed on it. Previous meetings are finished regular-season games between the two teams. The prop rates count the games in which a player's stat reached the line over that player's last 20 games. A posted line is one book's number on one day. Nothing here is a projection.

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