Prior to Wednesday’s shutout loss in Minnesota, the Mariners were averaging 6.6 runs scored per game over their previous 11 games. Even when you include the single run scored over the last two games against the Twins, the M’s runs scored per game over this stretch only falls to 5.6, fourth highest in the majors. The final two games in Minnesota are just the most recent example of how hot and cold this team can get at the drop of a hat. Included in this 13 game stretch are another shutout and one-run game sandwiching an eight-run affair against Boston.
Series Preview: Mariners (41-39) at Rangers (40-41)
