Kenny G advised taking the over 8 runs in Mariners-Guardians. Seattle road games have cashed overs 36-28-1 and Cleveland home games 32-30-3, so both parks tend to play high-scoring. He is fading both unnamed starting pitchers, noting neither owns encouraging head-to-head data and each staff has bullpen warts. Even with Cleveland ranking last in batting average and 29th in both slugging and OBP, Seattle’s lineup and shaky relief should drag this total across; Jose Ramirez’s 26 HR/.284 line is still enough pop to help. With the moneyline at Mariners –160 and Guardians +135, Kenny prefers the total, calling it the clearest value on the board.

Kenny G leaned "pretty aggressively" toward the game total going over eight. He highlighted two hittable starters—George Kirby (4.05 ERA) and Logan Allen (4.35 ERA, coming off a shelling by Texas)—and noted that Seattle’s lineup has transformed behind Cal Raleigh’s 50 homers and 107 RBIs, pushing the club to 11th in both runs and slugging. The Mariners are 36-28-1 to the over on the road, and although Cleveland’s bats have been ice cold (zero or one run in three of their last five), Kenny thinks the ballpark and Seattle’s power can do the heavy lifting. He also pointed out that the Mariners bullpen has crept up to a 3.84 ERA, creating late-inning blow-up potential, and that an eight-run total feels short given both clubs’ 30-plus over records at their respective venues.

He also played the full-game under, citing Progressive Field’s run-suppressing backdrop, Cleveland’s August ISO drought, and Seattle’s own reliance on three-true-outcome power that loses bite in this park. Totals in recent Guardians contests have leaned tight, and both bullpens profile as matchup-driven strengths. With Kirby pounding the zone and Allen competent when ahead, the tout anticipates methodical innings rather than crooked numbers.