Mariners Icon Jamie Moyer Kicks Off ALCS Game 4 with First Pitch
The Seattle Mariners embraced their notable history during the ceremonial first pitch for Game 4 of the American League Championship Series (ALCS) on October 17, 2025. Jamie Moyer, a celebrated figure in Mariners history, took the mound following Randy Johnson’s pitch the previous day.
Jamie Moyer’s Ceremonial First Pitch at ALCS Game 4
Moyer, who pitched for the Mariners from 1996 to 2006, threw his first pitch to Bryce Miller, the scheduled starter for Game 5. Moyer holds a distinguished record of 145 wins and 87 losses, with a 3.97 earned run average (ERA). He played a crucial role in leading the team to the playoffs three times and was inducted into the Mariners Hall of Fame in 2015.
Supporting Cast at the Ceremonial Event
Joining Moyer on this special occasion was Nate Robinson, a renowned figure from the University of Washington’s men’s basketball team. Robinson energized the crowd, waving a towel to hype up the atmosphere before the game. The National Anthem was performed by Mike McCready, the lead guitarist of Pearl Jam, adding to the festive spirit.
- Jamie Moyer: Pitcher for the Mariners (1996-2006)
- Nate Robinson: UW Huskies basketball legend
- Mike McCready: Pearl Jam guitarist and national anthem performer
- Attendees: Over 40,000 fans present at the game
Mariners’ ALCS Performance
The Mariners currently hold a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven ALCS. Moyer’s historical significance with the team is underscored by his memorable performance during the 2001 ALCS, where he allowed only two runs over seven innings against the New York Yankees.
As the Mariners prepare for Game 5, it remains to be seen which other iconic players will participate in the ceremonial first pitch, continuing a cherished tradition that connects past legends with the current roster.
