Arlington, Texas (AP)-Cal Raleigh fired two homers, including a Grand Slam, to reach 12 windows in the campaign, the largest figure in the big leagues, and the Seattle Mariners overwhelmed the Texas Rangers on Friday 13-1.
Bryan Woo allowed only a single in six chapters and one third.
Raleigh gave Seattle a 1-0 advantage in the fourth entrance and his Grand Slam stood out in a fifth seven-run inning.
Woo (4-1) withdrew the first 14 batters before Jonah Heim connected a single to the central garden with two outs in the fifth inning. He struck out eight and did not give balls for balls in his work of 87 pitches.
Dominican Julio Rodríguez connected a two -run homer to the central forest in the sixth entrance.
The Mariners, leaders of the West Division of the American League (19-12), have won five consecutive games, their longest streak from a string of eight wins in August 2023.
The Rangers (16-17) have lost eight of their last ten games and fell below .500 for the first time since their defeat on the inaugural day against Boston Red Sox. Last in the American with 104 races, they were bleached during 22 consecutive entries to Josh Smith’s solitary home run with two outs in the ninth.
Jack Leiter (2-1) allowed six races in eight hits in four chapters and one third.
For the Mariners, the Dominicans Jorge Polanco of 2-1 with a scored, Rodríguez of 4-2 with two scored and two produced. The Cuban-Mexican Randy Arozarena, 3-1 with a scored. The Venezuelan Leo Rivas of 1-0. The American Mexico Rowdy Téllez 5-3 with two scored and one pushed.
For the Rangers, the Cuban Adolis García, 2-0. The Dominican Leody Taveras of 3-0.
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