
Rangers Sweep Mariners, Gore Shines
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Texas Rangers secure a dominant three-nothing shutout against Seattle Mariners, sweeping the series. MacKenzie Gore delivers a stellar performance, striking out nine and walking two. Rangers score all three runs in the fifth inning, capitalizing on a Mariners error. Seattle struggles, managing only two hits and striking out thirteen times. Rangers bullpen secures the win, while Mariners face Houston with Emerson Hancock on the mound.
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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Rangers Sweep Mariners, Gore Shines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Texas Rangers just dominated the Seattle Mariners with a clean three-nothing shut-out, sweeping the three-game series on Wednesday night in Arlington. Mackenzie Gore was lights out for Texas, tossing five innings on just one-hit, fanning nine, and walking two to pick up his second win. The Rangers waited to the fifth to explode for all three runs, loading the bases and capitalizing on a throwing error by Seattle that let two score. Then Cory Seager's Sack Fly made it three-nothing. Mariners got just two hits total and struck out 13 times. Their fifth loss in a row sinking their momentum hard. Seattle made some roster tweaks too, putting outfielder Victor Robles on the 10-day injury list with a right-peck strain after he hit 231. In five games and calling up Connor Joe from Shippel A, they also shifted pitcher Carlos Vargas to the 60-day I.L. with a Lat issue. Rangers bullpen locked it down from there, and now Seattle's got an off day before facing Houston on Friday where Emerson Hancock takes the hill with.
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