Rowdy Tellez's ninth stroke was the difference that Seattle Mariners' crime slowed down a little, but still defeated the Twooning Texas Rangers 2-1 on Saturday in the second American League West series in Texas.
The sailors won nine of the six flat games and the last 10, and the eighth straight series wins and came second against Texas this season.
Outside of Tellez, the RBI, the fourth Rangers' jug, Texas relaxing Chris Martin (0-4). The last uprising of the Basat went for a winning march from Seattle's Gabe Speier (1-0), but there was nothing else in the eighth stroke.
Andes Munoz, the relief jug of the month for March/April, allowed Adolis Garcia to a one -time walk in the ninth shot before hitting it with two exit and a second runner to win the 12th savings of the season.
Texas lost four straight games and seven of the last eight and dropped its fourth series in a row. Rangers, who had five strokes on Saturday, scored three rounds in the last four competitions.
Both starters did not decide to leave with Luis Castillo and Patrick Corbin for Luis Castillo and Texas. Castillo left after six inning and gave up four strokes and two walks in two strokes; Corbin 5 2/3 inning drove, two strokes and one pair of walks distributed five hit.
JP Crawford, Corbin'dan right -handed fence to tear an offer while Mariners took the lead in the first field of the game. Texas tied the game in which Corey Seager started to frame a single with a single, JOC Pederson ranked second on a ground, and Jonah Heim scored a two-output single-right field.
When Seattle used the counter players and made a major situating stroke to re -assess the leadership, both teams did not make noise until the ninth. Polanco started the couple with a dive Garcia's glove, and Ben came third to the second base on the floor of Williamson. Tellez then tears the house polanco from a two-strike field to the center to bring Polalanco and make 2-1.
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