[Jul 25, 2026 (Sat)] MLB Analysis Mariners vs Rangers Preview - BeaverStats

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Quick preview of Mariners vs Rangers (Jul 25, 2026 (Sat)).

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Mariners vs Rangers (07.25 09:05, Globe Life Field)

Starters: Mariners Bryce Miller / Rangers MacKenzie Gore

The Rangers hold a slim edge in the standings at 6th (.500) over the 7th-place Mariners, who are also at .500, and Texas has taken the season series decisively, 4-2. Both teams are on losing streaks right now, with Seattle’s two-game skid a bit more concerning than Texas’s one-game slide.

Miller’s velocity has been sliding lately, 97.4, 96.5, 96.3, 96.4, then just 94.9 mph in his last outing, while Gore has bounced around (95.8-94.5-94.0-95.5-94.8) without any real collapse. Miller’s season ERA of 2.27 is outstanding compared to Gore’s more middling 4.80, but the recent-form numbers tell a slightly different story: Miller’s FIP over his last five starts has climbed to 3.57, while Gore’s 4.68 tracks pretty closely with his season number. The combination of dipping velocity and rising FIP makes Miller worth watching a bit more closely here.

Gore has a mixed recent history against Seattle, splitting his last couple starts against them, while Miller doesn’t have recent numbers against Texas to draw from.

Neither lineup is locked in yet, so it’s worth checking the final lineups once they’re posted closer to game time.

At the plate, Texas is the hotter team, up from a .260 season average to .285 over the last five games, while Seattle’s climb from .238 to .250 is more modest. Bullpens flip that trend, Seattle’s relievers have only logged 8 innings recently with a 4.36 ERA, keeping them fresh, while Texas has leaned on its pen for 14.1 innings and seen the ERA balloon to 7.20.

Overall, the starting pitching edge and season series lean slightly Texas, but the bullpen workload gap is wide enough that Seattle could have the advantage in a late-game situation.