Seattle Mariners pitcher Luis Castillo (58) throws a pitch during the fourth inning against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Field on June 29. Tim Heitman-Imagn Images

Seattle Mariners Do Something They Haven't Done All Season in Win vs. Texas Rangers

Originally posted on Seattle Mariners on SI
By Brady Farkas | Last updated Jun 30, 2025 12:15 PM ET

The Seattle Mariners beat the Texas Rangers 6-4 in 12-innings on Sunday afternoon in Arlington. With the win, the M's secured both a series win and a winning road trip at 6-4. Furthermore, Seattle clinched the season series over the Rangers as they are now 7-2 against them this season.

On a separate but fun note, the Mariners also earned their first win of the season in the 'Northwest Green' alternate uniforms.

The Mariners are now 1-5 in the alternates, which they are wearing far less this season. They have a 13-13 record in the home white uniforms, a 5-1 record in the Sunday alternate 'cream' set, a 22-16 record in the navy blue uniforms, and a 2-5 record in the City Connect set. The M's no longer have a gray uniform.

FIRST WIN IN THE NW GREEN UNIFORMS
FIRST WIN IN THE NW GREEN UNIFORMS
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The 'Northwest Green' uniforms have some nostalgia for fans of a certain age, considering that the M's wore those same uniforms during the epic 1995 season that helped save baseball in Seattle, but it's inarguable that the team hasn't played well in them.

Why are the Mariners wearing these uniforms less this year? Because of the Nintendo jersey sponsorship. The Mariners have to wear the white/cream/City Connect uniforms at home because they feature the oval "Nintendo" patch, which is worn at home. The alternate Nintendo "Switch 2" patch is worn on the road, and is present on the navy and the Northwest Green uniforms. The M's will not wear a "Switch 2" patch jersey at home.

The M's will be back in action Monday night against the Kansas City Royals at 6:40 p.m. PT.

This article first appeared on Seattle Mariners on SI and was syndicated with permission.

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