Eastlake

The Queen of the Lake floats on Lake Union, with a three-sided moorage and city views. Built in 1980, the refreshed contemporary four-bedroom has a fireplace, hardwood floors, 22-foot ceilings, and an open chef’s kitchen with glossy stone counters.

Outdoor spaces include a Juliet balcony; a covered, heated deck with a hot tub; a floating dock; two decks off the dining room and kitchen; and spiral stairs to a roof terrace. $4,799,000. Dan Gottesman, Engel & Völkers Mercer Island, (206) 898-2505

Magnolia

One of the final designs of architect Ralph Anderson, this 2000 four-bedroom contemporary looks out to Puget Sound, Bainbridge Island, and the Olympic Mountains.

The main living space has vaulted ceilings with exposed beams, oak floors, a kitchen with a Viking range and an in-island beverage fridge, and retractable glass doors that open to a wraparound deck. An elevator connects the floors, and a stone patio faces the water. $3,895,000. Junior Torres, J.D., Windermere Real Estate/Luxury Portfolio International, (206) 854-5596

Mount Baker

This 1911 Spanish-style home designed by architect James H. Schack has views of Lake Washington and the Cascade Mountains. The five-bedroom features hardwood floors, original mahogany millwork, a sunroom, a dining room with French doors inlaid with arches, an eat-in kitchen, and a lower level with a gym, billiards, and a fireplace.

The nearly half-acre lot includes a deck with a hot tub and a patio above the attached garage. $4,495,000. Mark Potvin, Compass, (206) 890-4615

Broadmoor

Updated in 1970, this mid-century modern three-bedroom is a few minutes from the water and surrounded by a park.

The foyer features terrazzo floors and roofline windows, and opens to a main space with wood ceilings and floors, a clean-lined kitchen, a dining area with a wet bar, and a living room with floor-to-ceiling windows and a fireplace. Glass doors connect to a deck, a patio, and a flat yard. $4,900,000. Laura Halliday, Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty, (206) 399-5842

Capitol Hill

Built in 1906 as the First Church of Christ, Scientist, The Sanctuary was converted in 2011 into 12 apartments, including this three-story, three-bedroom unit with private gated entry.

The home retains historic columns, stained glass, and exposed brick and limestone walls, along with newer steel beams, posts, and a fireplace. There’s also a loft with a glass railing, a modern kitchen, and an in-unit elevator. Green spaces and coffee shops are nearby. $1,995,000. Moira Holley, Realogics Sotheby’s International Realty, (206) 612-5771

West Queen Anne

This two-story, one-bedroom condo is in the former West Queen Anne School, a Richardsonian Romanesque building completed in 1920. The apartment has high ceilings, hardwood floors, Palladian windows, beadboard wainscoting, and a spiral staircase to a loft bedroom with exposed brick walls. The C-shaped kitchen has herringbone wall tiles and stainless appliances.

Shared amenities include access to the leafy campus, a gym, parking, and storage, and the Space Needle is 10 minutes away. $499,000. Keith Reed, Windermere Real Estate/Luxury Portfolio International, (253) 223-3436

Seattle enters Anaheim having won seven of their last ten games, sitting atop the division at 90-72 — but they’ve dropped three straight, a reminder that no lead is self-sustaining this late in the season. The Angels, at 72-90, have dropped two in a row and went 3-7 over their last ten, but they have players capable of making any game uncomfortable for a visitor. This is the kind of matchup where the standings gap can be misleading.

Zach Neto has been the engine of the Angels offense all year — 26 home runs, 74 RBI, 95 runs scored, and 20 stolen bases. That’s a complete offensive player. For Seattle, Cole Young has quietly put together a strong season: 17 home runs, 65 RBI, and 135 hits, and he delivered a two-run double that proved decisive in a recent win over Texas. Julio Rodríguez brings 21 home runs and 21 stolen bases to the lineup, the kind of dual threat that keeps opposing pitchers honest. Both teams have something to prove in this one, and the talent on the field is real enough to deliver.

Seattle Mariners at Los Angeles Angels Game Information

Game Date: September 15, 2026
Game Time: 09:38 PM ET
TV Channel: Angels Broadcast Television – ABTV2LV, Seattle Mariners, and MLB.TV – Los Angeles Angels
Location: Angel Stadium, Anaheim, CA
Live Stream: Fubo (free trial)

Game Preview

Seattle leads the division by a comfortable margin, but a three-game losing streak is the kind of thing that can tighten a race quickly. The Angels, 18 games back, are not a playoff factor — but at 39-42 at home, they’ve been a credible opponent in Anaheim. For the Mariners, protecting the division lead means not letting a skid stretch further. A team that went 7-3 over its last ten has the recent track record to right itself, but the Angels just swept a series against them — that context matters regardless of the standings gap.

Los Angeles Angels Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 72-90
Home Record: 39-42
Away Record: 33-48
Division Record: 13-18
Streak: 2 Loss streak
Winning Percentage: .444

Seattle Mariners Team Statistics and Rankings

Win-Loss Record: 90-72
Home Record: 51-30
Away Record: 39-42
Division Record: 21-11
Streak: 3 Loss streak
Winning Percentage: .556

Stat Leaders

Los Angeles Angels (72-90, #5 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Gustavo Campero, 0.364
RBI Leader: Zach Neto, 74 RBI
Home Run Leader: Zach Neto, 26 HR
Runs Leader: Zach Neto, 95 Runs
Hits Leader: Zach Neto, 140 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: Zach Neto, 20 SB
ERA Leader: Ryan Watson, 2.02 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Reid Detmers, 199 K
Wins Leader: Walbert Ureña, 9 W
Saves Leader: Ben Joyce, 5 SV

Seattle Mariners (90-72, #1 in division)

Batting Average Leader: Michael Arroyo, 0.333
RBI Leader: Randy Arozarena, 75 RBI
Home Run Leader: Randy Arozarena, 25 HR
Runs Leader: Randy Arozarena, 100 Runs
Hits Leader: Josh Naylor, 149 Hits
Stolen Bases Leader: Josh Naylor, 27 SB
ERA Leader: Matt Brash, 0.54 ERA
Strikeout Leader: Logan Gilbert, 187 K
Wins Leader: Bryan Woo, 12 W
Saves Leader: Andrés Muñoz, 27 SV

What to Watch For

Rookie Kade Anderson earned his first major league victory with six sharp innings against Texas, giving Seattle’s rotation a boost at a moment when it needed one. His ERA sits at 5.33 on the season, so the performance was an encouraging outlier rather than a trend — but first wins have a way of loosening a young pitcher up, and his next projected start comes in this matchup. How he handles a full Angels lineup will say something about whether that outing was a turning point or a one-off.

On the Angels side, Donovan Walton is hitting .319 and Wade Meckler is at .294 — two of the more productive bats in a lineup that has otherwise struggled for consistency. Jo Adell has 16 home runs and 62 RBI, and Neto’s all-around production makes him the most dangerous hitter in the order. With Nolan Schanuel on the injured list with a side issue and Gustavo Campero sidelined by a hamstring, the Angels are working with a thinned roster — which puts more weight on the players who are healthy and swinging well. Weston Wilson contributed to a 23-hit offensive outburst for Seattle recently, a reminder that production can come from anywhere in that lineup.

Los Angeles Angels Injury Report

Sam Bachman – Forearm (D15) – The Los Angeles Angels placed RHP Sam Bachman on the 15-day injured list with right forearm radial nerve inflammation.
Nolan Schanuel – Side (D10) – The Los Angeles Angels placed INF Nolan Schanuel on the 10-day injured list with a strained right intercostal muscle.
Jack Kochanowicz – Elbow (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels transferred RHP Jack Kochanowicz from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list due to surgery.
Anthony Rendon – Hip (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels placed INF Anthony Rendon on the 60-day injured list.
George Klassen – Back (D15) – The Los Angeles Angels placed RHP George Klassen on the 15-day injured list with left low back inflammation.
Yoán Moncada – Knee (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels transferred INF Yoán Moncada to the 60-day injured list with right knee inflammation.
Gustavo Campero – Hamstring (D10) – The Los Angeles Angels placed OF Gustavo Campero on the 10-day injured list with right hamstring strain.
Robert Stephenson – Elbow (D60) – The Los Angeles Angels placed RHP Robert Stephenson on the 60-day injured list due to a ligament and flexor repair surgery on his right elbow.

Seattle Mariners Injury Report

Cole Wilcox – Oblique (D15) – The Seattle Mariners placed RHP Cole Wilcox on the 15-day injured list with a left oblique strain.
Will Wilson – Thumb (D60) – The Seattle Mariners placed INF Will Wilson on the 60-day injured list due to left thumb fracture.
Colt Emerson – Wrist (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred INF Colt Emerson from the 10-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with left wrist tendon inflammation.
Luke Raley – Elbow (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred OF Luke Raley to the 60-day injured list due to left forearm strain.
Matt Brash – Lat (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred RHP Matt Brash to the 60-day injured list with a right lat strain.
Brendan Donovan – Head (D7) – The Seattle Mariners placed INF Brendan Donovan on the 7-day injured list due to concussion.
Emerson Hancock – Groin (D15) – The Seattle Mariners placed RHP Emerson Hancock on the 15-day injured list with a left adductor strain.
Brennen Davis – Hamstring (D60) – The Seattle Mariners placed OF Brennen Davis on the 60-day injured list with a left hamstring strain.
Logan Evans – Arm (D60) – The Seattle Mariners placed RHP Logan Evans on the 60-day injured list after he underwent surgery to reconstruct a torn ulnar collateral ligament in his right arm.
Nick Davila – Shoulder (D60) – The Seattle Mariners transferred RHP Nick Davila from the 15-day injured list to the 60-day injured list with a right SC joint sprain.

Los Angeles Angels Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 15, 2026 vs Seattle Mariners
September 16, 2026 vs Seattle Mariners
September 17, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 18, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 19, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 20, 2026 vs Minnesota Twins
September 22, 2026 at Athletics
September 23, 2026 at Athletics
September 24, 2026 at Seattle Mariners
September 25, 2026 at Seattle Mariners

Seattle Mariners Upcoming 2026 Schedule

September 15, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 16, 2026 at Los Angeles Angels
September 18, 2026 at Colorado Rockies
September 19, 2026 at Colorado Rockies
September 20, 2026 at Colorado Rockies
September 22, 2026 vs Houston Astros
September 23, 2026 vs Houston Astros
September 24, 2026 vs Los Angeles Angels
September 25, 2026 vs Los Angeles Angels
September 26, 2026 vs Los Angeles Angels

Our game previews are produced programmatically using real-time data via Sportradar and AI writing tools. Articles are regularly reviewed for accuracy before publication.

SEATTLE – Business and civic leaders across the Puget Sound region are warning that Washington state is losing its economic edge, urging regional officials to change course before job losses worsen.

The call to action coincides with mounting pressure on Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson to address public safety concerns and a major budget deficit ahead of her upcoming budget proposal.

Regional partnership launches action plan

Former Gov. Chris Gregoire and the executive coalition Challenge Seattle have launched the Partnership for a Competitive Puget Sound, a new regional initiative aimed at simplifying taxes, cutting bureaucratic red tape and fostering job growth. Supported by more than $1 million in funding, the organization is introducing a “Mayor’s Playbook” to rebuild ties between private enterprise and city hall.

The launch comes amid economic warning signs for the region. In 2025, the Puget Sound lost jobs for the first time in decades, according to Gregoire.

Statewide metrics also indicate a declining business environment. Between 2017 and 2026, Washington dropped from 32nd to 47th in the cost of doing business and fell from 31st to 40th in overall business-friendliness. Meanwhile, downtown Seattle office vacancy rates have surged above 35%.

A store connected to a parking garage sits closed at 3rd and Pine in downtown Seattle. (FOX 13 Seattle)

Strengths and goals for regional competitiveness

Despite these economic hurdles, a report produced by the organization shows the Puget Sound’s economy maintains seven unique structural strengths:

• A highly educated workforce and strong talent pipelines
• A dense innovation cluster
• Access to cheap and clean energy
• Strong global connection and trade
• Deep federal research and development investment
• A wide federal defense footprint
• A natural environment that draws top talent to the region

To address current challenges, the report outlines seven core goals to boost regional competitiveness:

• Competing together to create one of the most competitive regions in the world
• Creating local business customer service and improving the culture of partnership
• Creating tax structures that are simple, fair, and predictable
• Ensuring policies, regulations, and taxes achieve their intended impact
• Streamlining permitting timelines and complexity
• Connecting talent pipelines to regional employers and hubs of commerce
• Ensuring regional industries are set up to thrive

Seattle Skyline and Space Needle, Puget Sound, Great Northwest. (Photo by Joe Sohm/Visions of America/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

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Business community warns against taxes

Joining business leaders along the Seattle waterfront on Monday, Mayor Wilson acknowledged the city’s financial headwinds while stopping short of revealing whether her upcoming budget will include new taxes.

“We are in a very challenging environment where we have a very large budget shortfall, and I’m taking very seriously the need to be economically competitive,” Wilson said.

Corporate executives have expressed deep concern over the city’s tax policy direction. Microsoft Vice Chair and President Brad Smith warned against expanding municipal tax burdens on employers, stating that nothing would drive away jobs faster than duplicating Seattle’s JumpStart payroll tax across the region.

Public safety linked to economic growth

Regional leaders emphasized that public safety and economic prosperity are deeply interconnected, calling on municipal leaders to treat crime reduction as a top economic priority.

Last week, Smith and dozens of business executives signed a letter requesting a public safety action plan from Mayor Wilson within 100 days. Pointing to public safety efforts during the World Cup as an example of successful coordination, leaders urged the city to maintain that level of urgency.

Wilson defended her administration’s record, noting that overall crime is at 10-year lows while acknowledging public impatience with street disorder.

“There is far too much crime and public disorder on our streets,” Wilson said. “People are frustrated and they are right to feel frustrated, and I, like everyone, want to see faster, more consistent progress.”

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