In a disappointing finale at T-Mobile Park, the Seattle Mariners triumphed over the Texas Rangers with a score of 5-2. The Rangers started strong with Brandon Nimmo's single on the first pitch, but struggled to maintain momentum, only recording their next hit in the sixth inning. The Mariners capitalized on their opportunities, with leadoff hitter Rob Refsnyder hitting a home run on the first pitch, contributing to the team's three total home runs against Rangers starter MacKenzie Gore. Texas attempted a comeback in the seventh inning, loading the bases and scoring two runs, but ultimately could not overcome the deficit. This loss marked the end of a challenging West Coast trip for the Rangers, who finished with a 4-6 record. Tyler Alexander's performance in relief was a bright spot, as he pitched an inning without allowing any runs. The Rangers will have a day off before returning to Texas to face the Pittsburgh Pirates in their next series.