Rangers Put Away the Mariners 7-5, Complete the Sweep at T-Mobile Park

The Texas Rangers finished the job on Wednesday, working through Mariners pitcher Woo to take the series with a 7-5 win. It's a rough stretch for Seattle, who couldn't find a way to steal even one game against Texas in this matchup.

This was the kind of loss that stings because the Mariners had chances. The offense wasn't completely silent, putting up 5 runs, but it wasn't enough to get over the hump against a Rangers team that came ready to play. When you're at home and you can't close out a series, it's a missed opportunity, plain and simple.

Woo Couldn't Navigate the Rangers Lineup

The Rangers attacked Mariners pitcher Woo early and often, working their way through his outing and scoring the 7 runs that would ultimately win the game. This wasn't a shutout situation where Seattle's bats were completely helpless, but the pitching staff couldn't match what Texas brought to the table on the mound.

Where the Mariners Go From Here

Early season series like this one define how a team bounces back. The Mariners have to shake this off quickly. Cal Raleigh, Julio Rodriguez, and the rest of the lineup know what went wrong here, and they'll get another chance to prove they belong in the mix as the season unfolds.

Seattle heads into the next stretch knowing they need to tighten things up both offensively and on the mound. At 0-3 in this series, there's nowhere to go but forward.

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