Rangers Bring 1-0 Series Advantage over Mariners Into Game 2
Corey Seager, Wyatt Langford and Danny Jansen homered as Texas scored five runs in the fifth and moved closer in the playoff race.
- On Tuesday, Seattle Mariners rookie Lazaro Montes hit a 474-foot home run at T-Mobile Park, the longest blast recorded at the venue during the Statcast era.
- Despite Montes's power display, the Texas Rangers defeated the Seattle Mariners 10-5, dealing a significant blow to Seattle's fading postseason hopes.
- Witnessed by 35,476 fans, the three-run shot tied the longest home run hit by any MLB player this year and landed in the "J-Rod Squad" section.
- Corey Seager, Wyatt Langford, and Danny Jansen each homered for Texas, powering a five-run fifth inning that secured the Rangers' victory despite Seattle's late rally.
- The loss drops the Mariners to 67-78, leaving them seven games behind the Houston Astros for the division lead and complicating their wild-card path.
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Texas beat Seattle 10-5 with home runs from Seager, Langford and Jansen. Quantrill stood out on the mound with six solid innings.Lazaro Montes shone with a 474-foot home run, the longest in T-Mobile Park. Rangers approach the wild card in the American League.
Rangers trounce Mariners, stay close in division, wild-card races
Corey Seager, Wyatt Langford and Danny Jansen hit home runs as the Texas Rangers routed the host Seattle Mariners 10-5 on Tuesday.Cal Quantrill (8-5) pitched six quality innings to win for the fourth time in his past five starts. The right-hander allow...
Seager, Langford and Jansen homer to lift Rangers over Mariners 10-5
Corey Seager, Wyatt Langford, and Danny Jansen each hit a home run, Cal Quantrill worked six strong innings, and the Texas Rangers got past the Seattle Mariners 10-5.
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