Wives of Seattle Mariners Players Go Viral For Participation in Annual "Salmon Run"

Give it up for Sarah Garver, Liz Voth and Katie Raley, who provided some amazing behind-the-scenes content for the Seattle Mariners social media team.

A member of the Seattle Mariners holds a baseball hat with a patch honoring the victims of the September 11th terrorist attacks before the game against the Atlanta Braves at T-Mobile Park in 2022. / Lindsey Wasson-USA TODAY Sports

The Seattle Mariners social media teams provided everyone with some nice laughs on Friday when they posted a behind-the-scenes video of one of the team's recent "Salmon runs."

Sarah Garver, the wife of Mitch Garver, donned one of the salmon heads recently, competing against Liz Voth (Austin Voth's wife) and Katie Raley (Luke Raley's wife). The chit-chat, the back-and-forth and the competition was epic.

You can watch it unfold below:

Something fishy is going on here 🐟

Sarah Garver, Liz Voth and Katie Raley suited up for the @MsSalmonRun earlier this season (Spoiler: Humpy didn’t win) 🤣 pic.twitter.com/jKBaewtCWF

— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) August 30, 2024

The salmon run is a play on the annual salmon run that takes place in the Pacific Northwest.

The Mariners give a more full understanding on their website:

Each year, one of our region’s most important natural wonders takes place as millions of pacific salmon migrate from the Puget Sound back to the stream or river that they were born. This strenuous, but miraculous, journey through salt and fresh waters takes on a new life at T-Mobile Park in 2024.

The Mariners and Microsoft are proud to introduce four unsuspecting salmon, infused with the caffeinated chemicals of a spilled triple-shot espresso, grew to monstrous size to fulfill their destiny – race for the delight of baseball fans in the Pacific Northwest.

There are four salmon that run: King, Silver, Sockeye and Humpy. Apparently, Humpy has never won the race. As the wives battled it out, Humpy did not win yet again.

Unfortunately, the Mariners are embarking on a 10-game road trip on Friday, so there will be no salmon runs at T-Mobile Park for the near future.

The M's take on the Angels on Friday night at 6:38 p.m. PT.

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