Dodgers score falls short in a 7-6 loss to Seattle
The Dodgers score finished at 6 in a 7-6 loss to the Seattle Mariners on July 28, 2026. Seattle (53-55) outlasted Los Angeles (67-40) in a back-and-forth contest, with Ferrer earning the win, B. Stewart taking the loss, and A. Muñoz securing his 19th save.
Key Takeaways
- Final score: Mariners 7, Dodgers 6 on July 28, 2026, per MLB Gameday.
- Seattle scored in the second, fourth (3 runs), sixth, and eighth (2 runs); Los Angeles scored in the first, third, fourth (2), fifth, and ninth.
- Ferrer (4-1, 2.66 ERA) got the win; B. Stewart (0-1, 2.45 ERA) took the loss; A. Muñoz notched save No. 19 (3.99 ERA).
- The Mariners totaled 10 hits and 2 errors; the Dodgers had 13 hits and no errors.
- Seattle sat 53-55 (3rd, AL West); Los Angeles sat 67-40 (1st, NL West) after the game.
What was the final Dodgers score against Seattle?
According to MLB Gameday, the Dodgers score closed at 6 runs against Seattle's 7. Los Angeles out-hit the Mariners 13-10 but still came up one run short, while Seattle finished with two errors and Los Angeles with none.
Los Angeles plated one in the first, one in the third, two in the fourth, one in the fifth, and one more in the ninth. Seattle answered with a run in the second, three in the fourth, one in the sixth, and two in the eighth to take the lead and hold on.
Who got the win, loss, and save?
Ferrer improved to 4-1 with a 2.66 ERA after earning the decision. B. Stewart fell to 0-1 with a 2.45 ERA. A. Muñoz finished it for his 19th save, carrying a 3.99 ERA.
That late bullpen sequence mattered in a one-run game that stayed tense into the ninth. Fans tracking live looks and highlight packages can browse more game alerts on our Streaming & TV Alerts hub.
Why does this result matter for both clubs?
For Los Angeles, the loss came while sitting atop the NL West at 67-40. For Seattle, a 53-55 mark still left the Mariners under .500 and third in the AL West, continuing a second-half push that began after a sub-.500 first half.
Kent Reporter noted after the All-Star break that Seattle sat 48-49 and had fallen short of expectations, even as pitching kept the club afloat. A one-run win over the NL West leaders fits those second-half stakes without rewriting either standings picture overnight.
The Dodgers scoreline shows a productive night at the plate that still fell one run short. Seattle's edge came from timely scoring across four separate innings, not from out-hitting Los Angeles.