The Mariners are struggling, especially on this road trip. They're just 1-5 so far and have given up ten runs or more in three of those games. The Angels have won five straight, limiting runs to two or less in three of five starts. Angels' lefty Sandoval's last start was short and poor. While he hasn't been as effective as he was last year, he is much better at home and has yet to pitch poorly in consecutive starts. The Mariners rookie Woo was rudely greeted by the Rangers in his first career start. It is out of the frying pan and into the fire for Woo, as the Angels, top seven in OPS/L15 games, have some big bats as well. The Mariners are hitting below .200 in their last ten games, and their usually strong relief corps have an ERA of over six. The Angels are getting solid pitching from the pen. Seattle's run differential is a very ugly 2.7/7.3 L7 games. Take the Angels, a good home team, to win.