Bryan Woo is officially atop a historic MLB record board for consistency. It's a remarkable place for the Seattle Mariners' young right-handed pitcher to be, but he certainly had to earn it.

In the Mariners’ 3-1 loss to the Mets, Bryan Woo set a new MLB milestone, continuing his remarkable 2025 season.

Seattle Mariners Starting Pitcher Bryan Woo continued his great streak this afternoon on the road against the New York Mets. He surrendered one earned run over six innings of work and punched out eight.

Right-hander Bryan Woo gave the Mariners everything they wanted against the Mets on Saturday at Citi Field. Woo gave them length, throwing at least six innings and walking two or fewer for the 24th consecutive outing to start the season.

If the Seattle Mariners reach the playoffs, ESPN's Buster Olney weighed in on the potentially difficult decision of who should be the Game 1 starting pitcher.

Bryan Woo has extended his season-opening franchise record with his 23rd consecutive start pitching at least six innings for the Seattle Mariners.

The post Bryan Woo makes Mariners pitching history vs. White Sox appeared first on ClutchPoints. The Seattle Mariners opened their three-game series against the Chicago White Sox at home on Tuesday with a win, as they defeated the visiting Chicago White Sox to the tune of an 8-3 score at T-Mobile Park in Seattle.

Scimia's prediction: With Nolan McLean making his MLB debut and Bryan Woo on the mound for the Mariners, this matchup sets up to be a low-scoring affair. The New York Mets will turn to a pitcher making his MLB debut in an effort to turn things around as they host the Seattle Mariners on Saturday afternoon.

When you’re mentioned in the same breath as Clayton Kershaw, you’ve officially made it. Bryan Woo, the Seattle Mariners’ 25-year-old right-hander, just joined the record books, but not in the way most rookies do.

Eugenio Suárez homered and Bryan Woo pitched seven sparkling innings, helping the Seattle Mariners beat the Chicago White Sox 8-3