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| SEA P | WPA | CWS P | WPA |
| Iwakuma | .188 | Sale | .075 |
| Perez | .061 | Lindstrom | .113 |
| Capps | .019 | Crain | .148 |
| Luetge | .069 | Reed | .148 |
| Loe | -.352 |
| SEA | WPA | CWS | WPA |
| Gutierrez | -.155 | De Aza | -.133 |
| Bay | -.023 | Ramirez | .063 |
| Morales | .281 | Rios | .076 |
| Morse | -.104 | Dunn | .039 |
| Montero | -.153 | Konerko | -.116 |
| Smoak | -.099 | Viciedo | .335 |
| Seager | -.147 | Gillaspie | .023 |
| Andino | -.052 | Flowers | -.175 |
| Ryan | -.091 | Beckham | -.095 |
| Saunders | .121 | ||
| Ackley | -.063 |
Welp. That happened.
The player of the game by WPA was pretty clearly Morales, who had himself a nice night. Morse managed to erase all of the goodwill he might have earned with his home run by striking out four times. Iwakuma had a nice night by WPA, though due to the dingers FIP was far less kind. At least the Mariners kept Chris Sale from utterly dominating them, I guess, though the continued struggles of the Smoak/Ackley/Montero trio are pretty frustrating.
Fucking White Sox.