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Mariners Game #135 Preview And Discussion: 8/28, Sea At Tor

TORONTO, ON - MAY 8: James Paxton #65 of the Seattle Mariners is celebrates after throwing a no-hitter during MLB game action against the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre on May 8, 2018 in Toronto, Canada. (Photo by Tom Szczerbowski/Getty Images) | Getty Images

Likely Cy Young winner vs. the 2026 Seattle Mariners. What could go wrong? The last time the Mariners ran into the Cease buzzsaw, he came away with nine strikeouts over seven innings, with a walk, two singles, and a double. The Mariners’ offense has showed a little more life lately, so maybe they’ll be able to adjust.

The Blue Jays will also be facing their opposing pitcher for the second time this season. When Emerson Hancock faced Toronto in January, it was one of his better starts amid his mid-season slide. He went a full seven, striking out five and giving up just a single, a double, and two walks.

The Mariners and Jays really are mirror images of each other.