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The Texas Rangers edged the Seattle Mariners 2–1 on April 6 at Globe Life Field in a low-scoring affair that fell well short of the Vegas over-under total of 1. Despite being outhit 7–2 and registering just a .237 batting average with zero home runs, the Rangers manufactured enough offense to prevail, plating both runs on two RBIs while striking out seven times. Seattle's lone run came via a solo home run, but the Mariners managed only a .188 average and .610 OPS in the loss. Rangers pitcher struck out seven and allowed just one earned run across 3.34 ERA performance, while Seattle's starter posted an impressive 2.68 ERA despite surrendering seven hits. Both teams' offenses struggled significantly, combining for just nine hits and nine strikeouts in a game that showcased defensive execution over hitting prowess. The Rangers' ability to win despite anemic offensive production suggests their pitching depth could carry them through early-season inconsistency.