Hear Rick Rizzs’ final inning, farewell as voice of the Seattle Mariners

Rick Rizzs said goodbye, baseball for the final time Sunday, calling his last game as the voice of the Seattle Mariners in the team’s 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Angels in the 2026 season finale.

You can hear the final inning and his statement to the crowd from his farewell voyage at T-Mobile Park in the video at the top of this post, in the embedded video below or at this link.

Hanging up the microphone

The 72-year-old Rizzs announced prior to this season that it would be his final on the call. It was his 52nd season as a professional baseball broadcaster and 41st with the Mariners.

The longtime voice of the Mariners Radio Network, including on flagship station Seattle Sports, Rizzs is the longest-tenured broadcaster in Mariners history.

Rizzs is set to go into the Mariners Hall of Fame in 2027, joining his former broadcast partner Dave Niehaus as the only non-uniformed members of the franchise to receive the honor.

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