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Mariners square off against the Rangers in series rubber match
Bryan Woo worked seven innings and Seattle homered three times to end the Rangers’ lead in the season series.
- On Sunday, the Seattle Mariners defeated the Texas Rangers 5-2 at T-Mobile Park, clinching their second series win of the season behind pitcher Bryan Woo's strong performance.
- Entering the finale with the series tied 1-1, Seattle relied on Woo's strong record against Texas. In his last five starts versus the Rangers, Woo holds a 3-1 record with a 1.15 ERA and 32 strikeouts.
- Home runs from Rob Refsnyder, J.P. Crawford, and Randy Arozarena powered the offensive attack. Refsnyder's 96-mph fastball sailed over left field, while Crawford and Arozarena each added two-run homers to extend the lead.
- Woo delivered a strong seven-inning performance, allowing two runs while striking out six. A crowd of 35,474 gave him a standing ovation after he escaped a bases-loaded jam in the seventh inning.
- The Mariners improved to 9-13 overall with the victory, while the Rangers fell to 11-10. Despite the loss, Texas remains second in the West, and Seattle seeks to build momentum from this series-clinching performance.
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The Seattle Mariners top the Texas Ranger 5-2 at T-Mobile to win the series
Seattle, Wash. -- After dropping the series opener Friday night, the Seattle Mariners bounced back with wins Saturday and Sunday to take the three-game set from the Texas Rangers. Randy Arozarena hit his second home run of the season in the fifth inning, a two-run shot that helped fuel the rally to a 5 to
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