Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo is enjoying a career year in his third big-league season — the kind of year that is deserving of an All-Star selection. And he had just about the best way of breaking that news to his parents.

Bryan Woo earned his first MLB All-Star Game selection after posting a 2.77 ERA over 17 starts this season, and the Mariners caught the moment he told his parents in an emotional call.

Bryan Woo dazzled with seven no-hit innings vs the Yankees, leading to a 5-word message from the Mariners after it was spoiled.

It didn't matter. After Woo came out of the game in the eighth, the Yankees began their comeback, scoring three runs in the eighth before catcher Austin Wells hit a two-run RBI single to tie the game and send things to extra innings.

Woo took a no-decision Thursday against the Yankees, giving up two runs on two hits and two walks in 7.1 innings. He struck out five.

Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo had a wholesome moment this week, sharing the news of his 2025 MLB All-Star Game selection with his family. In a video posted

After going hitless in the top of the ninth, Seattle brought out closer Andrés Muñoz — another Mariners All-Star — to try to finish the game with a win. Instead, the Yankees continued their comeback, loading the bases before Wells tied things. Then Judge's and Volpe's heroics sealed the deal on another epic Mariners collapse.