Mariners vs. Phillies: Phillies Dominate Mariners 12–7
In a high-scoring showdown at Citizens Bank Park, the Philadelphia Phillies routed the Seattle Mariners 12–7 on Monday, August 18, 2025. Bryce Harper’s two towering homers, Trea Turner's five‑RBI performance, and a dominant outing from pitcher Ranger Suárez were the headliners in a game that saw the Phillies explode for 21 hits and a commanding victory.
Game Highlights
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Bryce Harper crushed two homers—one in the sixth, another in the seventh—each soaring well beyond 440 feet.
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Trea Turner had four hits and delivered five RBIs, including a three‑run homer and an RBI double. His homer was also his first at home this season and marked his 1,500th career hit.
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J.T. Realmuto added power with a home run and finished with three hits.
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Ranger Suárez dominated on the mound, going 6⅔ innings, allowing just two runs, and striking out 10 batters.
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Seattle starter Logan Gilbert faltered early, yielding six runs in the second inning and allowing nine hits over just two innings.
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Mariners’ Cole Young and Mitch Garver each hit homers; Young drove in four runs, and Garver drove in two.
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Despite a late Mariners rally—scoring three runs in the ninth—the deficit was too large to overcome.
Quick Stats
| Category | Phillips Value / Highlight |
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| Final Score | Phillies 12 – Mariners 7 |
| Total Hits—Phillies | 21 |
| Trea Turner | 4 H, 5 RBI, HR, 1,500th career hit |
| Bryce Harper | 2 HR, one 440-ft+, one 448-ft blast |
| J.T. Realmuto | 3 hits, 1 HR |
| Ranger Suárez | 6⅔ IP, 2 ER, 10 K |
| Logan Gilbert | 2 IP, 6 R in 2nd, 9 H |
| Coal Young | 1 HR, 4 RBI |
| Mitch Garver | 1 HR, 2 RBI |
| Mariners Road Status | 5 losses in 6 games |
Key Takeaways
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Phillies’ offense was unstoppable, fueled by a balanced attack and power from their stars.
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Trea Turner continues to surge, picking up his fifth straight multi-hit game while raising his average from .281 to .295.
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Bryce Harper’s long balls illustrate a renewed power display, both clearing 440 feet.
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Ranger Suárez reestablished himself after two rough starts, delivering a performance the Phillies desperately needed.
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Mariners’ pitching woes deepen: Gilbert’s road struggles were exposed in a high-leverage matchup.
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Seattle’s offense showed glimpses—Young and Garver homered—but couldn’t overcome the early deficit.
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Road struggles continue for Seattle, dropping three in a row and five of their last six.
Final Thoughts
This was a game where the Phillies’ depth and execution overwhelmed a Seattle team still searching for consistency. With Harper's power surge, Turner’s hot streak, and Suárez's solid pitching, Philadelphia sent a statement that they're peaking at the right time.
Conversely, the Mariners are grappling with continuing away-form issues and pitching breakdowns. Their road trip remains rough, and they need answers before the postseason chase tightens.
Fans in Philadelphia can relish this offensive display, while Mariners fans hope this is a mere stumble—not the start of a late-season slide.
