After losing to the Los Angeles Angels on June 19th, the Seattle Mariners’ chance to make the playoffs fell under 4%. They went on to win the next 22 out of 25 games. After that win streak, their odds jumped to 80% of making the playoffs and peaked at 99%. After their amazing 116-win season in 2001, Mariners fans have been desperately awaiting a playoff run, which is the longest drought in baseball. Last year, there was a glimmer of hope going into the last week, yet coming up a few wins short. This year, the Mariners re-tooled their lineup.
They signed Eugenio Suárez and called up
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