Seattle Mariners Fans React with Disgust on Social Media to Team's Latest Meltdown

The Mariners suffered a back-breaking loss against the Minnesota Twins on Friday night, and long-suffering M's fans on social media were quite unhappy.

Seattle Mariners relief pitcher Casey Legumina (64) stands on the mound after surrendering a two-run home run against the Minnesota Twins on the first pitch of the tenth inning at T-Mobile Park on May 30. | Joe Nicholson-Imagn Images

The Seattle Mariners' 12-6 loss against the Minnesota Twins on Friday night at T-Mobile Park was a not-so-subtle reminder of how hard it is to be an M's fan sometimes.

Staked to a 3.5-game lead in the American League West just a week ago, the M's are 0.5 games back of the Houston Astros now, with the last week serving as another example of "Lucy pulling the football away from Charlie Brown."

Seattle lost in devastating fashion against the Houston Astros last Saturday and Sunday, with Sunday coming at the expense of a Christian Walker walk-off home run. Then, the Mariners lost 9-3 on Thursday, as they allowed seven runs in the top of the 10th inning against the Washington Nationals. On Friday, the M's blew a 6-3 lead in the top of the ninth inning by allowing three runs with two outs and then six more in the top of the 10th yet again.

After the game, the M's fan population on "X" was.... unhappy.

It’s honestly straight up torture being a fan of this team pic.twitter.com/q8pGLjh70c

— Average Mariners Fan (@mentallyillMs) May 31, 2025

They just don’t make Mariner losses like the last two nights anymore. Vintage stuff. Notes of 2015, with a hint of 2008. A robust, aggressive, unsubtle bouquet.

— Nathan Bishop (@nathan_h_b) May 31, 2025

I don’t mean to be dramatic but I’m beginning to fear as a Mariners fan I may never feel joy again

— Dustin Nickerson (@DustinNickerson) May 31, 2025

unbelievable. two nights in a row of disasterclass bullpen outings.

— Mariners Playoff Hopeful (@MsPlayoffHope) May 31, 2025

Seattle is now 30-26 on the season and they'll look to rebound on Saturday afternoon in a nationally-televised game on FOX.

The M's will send right-hander Bryce Miller to the mound, as he's off the injured list after suffering from right elbow inflammation. The Twins will go with tall right-hander Bailey Ober.

First pitch is set for 4:15 p.m. PT. Miller has struggled this season, going 2-4 with a 5.22 ERA. Ober is 4-1 with a 3.41. The Twins enter play with a 31-25 record.

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