Felix Hernandez pitched a complete game shutout as the Seattle Mariners defeated the Texas Rangers 7-0. Hernandez allowed only three hits and struck 12 batters for his best game of the season and improve his record to 7-5. The Rangers had no answer for Hernandez who was on all day.
Of those three hits the Rangers had just one runner in scoring position, and that chance came in the seventh inning when Elvis Andrus made it to third base but no Ranger could get him across the plate.
As for the Rangers, starter Yu Darvish had another rough outing away from home as he allowed seven runs, walked four and gave up eight hits. Darvish fell apart early as he gave up four runs in the bottom of the first inning. After that, Darvish did settle down but the Rangers offense were unable to help out Darvish.
As for the Rangers, starter Yu Darvish had another rough outing away from home as he allowed seven runs, walked four and gave up eight hits. Darvish fell apart early as he gave up four runs in the bottom of the first inning. After that, Darvish did settle down but the Rangers offense were unable to help out Darvish.
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