Bryan Woo’s Emotional All-Star Reveal Leaves Parents in Awe with Joy

In a heartwarming moment that’s sure to tug at the heartstrings of baseball fans everywhere, Seattle Mariners pitcher Bryan Woo shared the news of his first-ever MLB All-Star Game selection with his parents, and the reaction was nothing short of electric. The Mariners captured the emotional phone call on video, giving us all a front-row seat to pure, unfiltered joy.

Bryan, who debuted with the Mariners in 2023, has been a standout this season, earning his spot on the American League roster with a stellar 2.77 ERA over 17 starts and 104 strikeouts. But before the stats and the spotlight, it was all about family. Playing it cool at first, Woo casually mentioned his upcoming start against the New York Yankees in The Bronx before dropping the big question to his dad, Clayton: "Do you guys want to go to Atlanta after that?"

The response? Absolute pandemonium. Clayton’s shout of "No freaking way!" echoed through the phone, followed by an even louder cry of disbelief. Bryan couldn’t hold back the emotion as his mother, Hilary, chimed in with a stunned exclamation of her own, marveling at the incredible news. Once the shock settled, the Woo family confirmed they’d be heading to Atlanta for this year’s All-Star Game, ready to cheer on their son alongside fellow Mariners stars Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodriguez, and Andrés Muñoz.

Woo’s journey to this moment has been remarkable. Building on a strong 2024 season with a 2.89 ERA, he’s proven himself as a force on the mound in 2025. But beyond the numbers, it’s this raw, personal celebration with his family that reminds us why we love sports—it’s not just about the game, but the people who stand behind the players through every pitch.