Mariners' Woo Shines, Offense Explodes in Series Win

0:00It's April 19th. MLB News. Today starts now. AI powered and always on. Mariners finally backed their ace Brian Wu with some real pop, dropping the Rangers 5.2 Sunday to clinch the series. Wu Crew's seven innings, allowing just two runs on 85 pitches, while Rob Refsnider, JP Crawford, and Randy Arrow's Arena all went deep for. The first Mariners' home run hat trick since opening day. Earlier this week, Wu flirted with the Maddox, that rare complete game shed out under 100 pitches, staying dominant until a lead-off walk to. Corey Seager sparked the Rangers' only rally in the seventh. Relievers gave Spire and Andres Munoz then slammed the door. Wu's been lights out all season with a team-best 2.25 ERA, but Seattle went just one in three in his first four starts, because the offense mustered only nine runs total, averaging barely one run per nine innings when he pitched. Those early losses stung, like the 6-5 heartbreaker to the Guardians on March 28th, and a 4-1 defeat in San Diego Tuesday.

1:07But Wu owned the blame despite the thin support. Now with real run production behind him, Mariners looked primed. Last year, they went 28 and 6 whenever they hit three or more homers, proving. That's their blueprint to dominate the West.