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Texas led Seattle 3-0 before losing 4-3 when Julio Rodríguez’s three-run homer powered a four-run seventh.

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  1. Mariners 4, Rangers 3: Julio Rodríguez flipped the seventh

    Jacob deGrom made Texas look untouchable for six innings, then Julio Rodríguez's three-run homer turned Seattle's seventh-inning comeback into a 4-3 win.

  2. Rangers 10, Mariners 5: Seager started the message

    Texas scored first, broke the game open with a five-run fifth, and reached double digits at T-Mobile Park in a road win over Seattle.

  3. Athletics 9, Rangers 2: Henry Bolte made the announcement

    Henry Bolte hit his first two major-league homers as the Athletics scored nine unanswered runs and turned Texas into a long highlight reel.

  4. Rangers 11, White Sox 2: Texas made Rate Field a hitting drill

    Corey Seager collected three hits and three RBIs as Texas piled up 14 hits and beat Chicago 11-2 at Rate Field.

  5. Angels 7, Rangers 0: Ureña made contact irrelevant

    Walbert Ureña held Texas to two hits, Mike Trout and Denzer Guzman collected three apiece, and Los Angeles turned contact into a complete shutout.

  6. Angels 5, Rangers 2: Trout made the small-ball hurt

    Mike Trout drove in two and George Klassen worked six strong innings as the Angels beat the Rangers in Anaheim.

  7. Rangers 5, Giants 4: Texas won the last answer

    Texas beat San Francisco 5-4 after the Giants tied the game in the ninth and Ezequiel Duran supplied the Rangers' final answer.

  8. Rangers 6, Giants 0: Texas made the shutout mean something

    Texas scored four times in the third, then turned a six-run lead into a full stop against San Francisco.

  9. Rays 3, Rangers 2: Tampa Bay turned a thin margin into two power swings

    Tampa Bay beat Texas 3-2 after two home runs turned a nine-hit night into just enough separation in a game the Rays won by inches.

  10. Rangers 7, Mariners 3: Four homers ended the suspense early

    Joc Pederson homered twice as Texas hit four home runs and scored all seven of its runs in the first three innings of a 7-3 win.

  11. Rangers 10, White Sox 0: Rocker and 18 hits erased the debate

    Kumar Rocker allowed one hit in six scoreless innings and Texas outhit Chicago 18-3 in a 10-0 win.

  12. White Sox 10, Rangers 3: Chicago owned the fifth and ninth

    Chicago scored three runs in the fifth and five in the ninth, turning a close game into a 10-3 win over Texas.

  13. Braves 8, Rangers 5: Riley and Baldwin supplied four home runs

    Austin Riley and Drake Baldwin homered twice each as Atlanta answered Texas' fifth-inning rally and won the series finale 8-5.

  14. Rangers 7, Braves 6: Texas answered Friday's rout with a four-run sixth

    Evan Carter tied the game with a two-run homer before Brandon Nimmo's two-run single completed Texas' comeback in Atlanta.

  15. Braves 15, Rangers 1: The entire Atlanta lineup joined the rout

    Chris Sale threw seven scoreless innings and every Braves starter recorded a hit as Atlanta crushed Texas 15-1 on 19 hits.