Seattle Mariners vs Texas Rangers — Dub 7, 2026 | AI předpověď a statistiky

Expect Jacob deGrom to look far sharper than in his abbreviated opener. His velocity was intact and the slider crisp; the extra rest aligns him to give six strong frames against a Seattle lineup that is scuffling (sub-.200 team average the last four games, heavy strikeout rates from Rodriguez and Raleigh). Look for deGrom to lean on the four-seam up and the back-door slider to neutralize lefties Raley and Donovan, limiting the Mariners to a lone early run on a Brendan Donovan homer. Logan Gilbert has the stuff to hang in, but Texas matches up well versus his fastball/slider mix. Corey Seager (.928 OPS) and Brandon Nimmo (.963 OPS) both punish four-seamers up in the zone; Seager opens the scoring with a first-inning solo shot. Gilbert settles until the sixth, when a stretch of third-time-through exposure bites him—Jake Burger’s gap double plates two. Seattle’s bullpen steadies the game, yet doesn’t escape unscathed: Andrés Muñoz’s command wobbles in the eighth, a walk and stolen base setting up Evan Carter’s RBI single for insurance. Texas turns to its power relief trio—Jalen Beeks, Tyler Alexander, and Cole Winn—to bridge to the ninth. DeGrom’s 10 strikeouts over 6.2 innings, plus clean late frames, secure a 4-2 Rangers victory that nudges them back to .500 while Seattle continues searching for offense.