URGENT UPDATE: Seattle Mariners right-hander Bryan Woo exited the game against the Houston Astros just moments ago after throwing warmup pitches in the sixth inning. This sudden development occurs during a critical matchup in the AL West, where both teams entered the night tied at the top of the division.
Woo had been dominant, tossing five scoreless innings with only one hit and one walk allowed while striking out an impressive seven batters. He threw 67 pitches, lowering his ERA to 2.94. The young pitcher retired the first ten batters he faced, showcasing a commanding performance until Carlos Correa doubled with one out in the fourth.
As Woo began warming up for the sixth, a team trainer and coaches approached him on the mound. After a brief discussion, Woo exited the field accompanied by the trainer, raising immediate concerns about his health. Eduard Bazardo took over pitching duties following Woo’s departure.
This unexpected exit is a significant blow to the Mariners, who rely heavily on Woo’s contributions as they battle for a playoff spot. Currently holding a 14-7 record and nearing 200 strikeouts this season, Woo’s performance has been a key highlight for Seattle.
The Mariners and Astros are locked in a tight race, making every game critical. Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely for updates on Woo’s condition and the impact on the Mariners’ game strategy moving forward.
Stay tuned for more developments on this breaking story as we monitor Woo’s situation and its implications for Seattle’s playoff hopes.
