- Matchup: Texas Rangers vs. Seattle Mariners
- Date: Thursday, September 10, 2026
- Venue: T-Mobile Park, Seattle, WA
- Broadcast: MLB.TV
- Betting Odds: Texas (+110) Seattle (-132)
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The Texas Rangers (71-73) are heading to T-Mobile Park this Thursday to face off against the Seattle Mariners (67-77). The betting line opens with Texas at +110 while Seattle is set at -132. The over/under is available at 8.5. Starting on the mound for this contest will be Jacob deGrom and Logan Gilbert.
As a team, the Texas Rangers average 4.1 runs per game, placing them at 26th in the league. They have scored a total of 595 runs this season with an on-base percentage (OBP) of .317. The team has hit 211 doubles and 165 home runs, with 575 RBIs and 1,163 hits, leading to a batting average of .243. Their slugging percentage stands at .400, having struck out 1,215 times while earning 470 walks.
The Rangers have a team ERA of 4.30, ranking 22nd in MLB, with the pitching staff recording 1,210 strikeouts. They have allowed 174 home runs and a total of 639 runs (14th in the league). The pitching staff has issued 440 walks, and their FIP is 4.15 for the season. Texas pitchers have conceded 1,217 hits (8.7 per 9 innings) and 603 earned runs, while boasting a strikeout-to-walk ratio of 2.75 and a WHIP of 1.31.
The Rangers have utilized 470 relief pitchers this season. These relievers have inherited 191 runners, with 30.4% of them scoring. The bullpen has achieved 72 holds, ranking 21st in the league. They have entered high-leverage situations 133 times and converted 40 saves out of 57 attempts, resulting in a save rate of 70.2% in 131 opportunities.
Texas has recorded 3,787 putouts, 1,130 assists, and 63 errors, leading to a fielding percentage of .987, which ranks 8th in MLB. They have managed 91 double plays and converted 69.4% of balls in play into outs over 11,361 innings, placing 21st in the majors.
In terms of individual performance, Jacob deGrom has pitched 1,682 innings with an impressive 2,025 strikeouts throughout his career. With a career record of 106-74, his FIP stands at 2.65, having faced 6,627 batters. His career ERA of 2.69 includes 503 earned runs, and his WHIP is an outstanding 0.997. He has surrendered 1,295 hits (6.9 hits per 9 innings) and recorded 383 walks.
The Seattle Mariners have a slugging percentage of .374 and score an average of 3.95 runs per game, ranking 30th in MLB. They have 174 doubles and have taken 488 walks, scoring 569 runs this season. The Mariners have hit 163 home runs and recorded 547 RBIs, with 1,259 strikeouts (7th in the league) and 1,093 hits, resulting in a batting average of .229 and an OBP of .310.
The Mariners boast a WHIP of 1.250 and a team FIP of 3.99 this season. Their strikeout-to-walk ratio is an impressive 8.60, with 1,215 strikeouts against 376 walks. They rank 20th in the league for hits allowed with 1,213 while permitting 174 home runs and averaging 4.53 runs allowed per 9 innings (16th in MLB). The Mariners’ pitching staff has allowed a total of 640 runs, resulting in a team ERA of 4.20 (593 earned runs).
Ranked 24th in the league, the Mariners have a save rate of 57.4%, having called upon 439 relief pitchers this season. Their relievers have seen 139 high-leverage situations and have come into play 104 times with runners on. With 128 save opportunities, they have garnered 73 holds and suffered 23 blown saves. In 54 chances to save, Mariners relievers managed to secure 31 saves, while their inherited score percentage stands at 29.9% from 144 inherited runners.
The Seattle Mariners have executed 116 double plays with a fielding percentage of .986, placing them 15th in MLB. They have accumulated 1,189 assists, 73 errors, and earned 3,814 putouts this season. Their defensive efficiency is 69.2%, ranking 23rd in the majors over 11,442 innings.
In his professional career, Logan Gilbert has conceded 837 hits while amassing 1,060 strikeouts in 1,000 innings pitched. With a win-loss record of 58-45, he holds a career ERA of 3.60, yielding 7.5 hits per nine innings. He has allowed 400 earned runs and has a WHIP of 1.060 alongside a FIP of 3.5, with a K/BB ratio of 4.75 in facing 4,038 batters during his career.
Who will prevail in tonight’s MLB matchup against the spread or the moneyline?
Prediction: Choose Texas (+110)
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