The Texas Rangers faced another disheartening defeat, losing 7-0 to the Seattle Mariners. This disaster unfolded amidst a larger story of their struggles at T-Mobile Park, where they have experienced extensive futility.

George Kirby showcased his dominance against the Rangers, maintaining a remarkable 5-0 record with a minuscule 0.24 ERA in six starts at home. Manager Bruce Bochy acknowledged the Mariners' strong pitching and the Rangers' inability to overcome this challenge.

Throughout the game, the Rangers managed only one hit and were largely ineffective at the plate, marking a continuation of their hardships against Seattle.

The season has officially concluded for right-hander José Ureña, who has been pivotal yet underappreciated as he transitioned between the Texas Rangers' bullpen and starting rotation. Ureña has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to shoulder fatigue, rendering him unable to return for the remaining games of the season.

Despite struggles in prior seasons, Ureña found a resurgence this year with a significant workload, pitching 109 innings and notably excelling in relief with a 2.92 ERA. Gerson Garabito has been recalled to fill his roster spot.