ARLINGTON -- Scoring first and chasing an opposing starter early haven’t been guarantees for Mariners victories in this young season, but that formula has typically put them in the win column, especially as they look to take their third straight series. But a lack of timely hitting on Wednesday night, a lot of hard-hit balls against Bryce Miller and late-innings defensive hiccups from Mitch Haniger and Austin Voth put Seattle in a hole too deep to dig out from in a 5-1 loss to the Rangers at Globe Life Field. The Mariners still have the opportunity to win the series...