In the wake of last week's brawl between the Mariners and Rangers, it was hard to tell if Major League Baseball was worried or not about more trouble erupting between the teams. 

--The Rangers took 13 walks, tied for the fourth most in club history. 

Despite losing four of five meetings with the Texas Rangers this year, the Seattle Mariners were responsible for what was likely the most memorable moment in the season series so far. 

There were fireworks again when Texas and Seattle played - for a different reason this time. 

The only real fireworks between Texas and Seattle this time were the pyrotechnic displays after back-to-back home runs by Josh Hamilton and Milton Bradley, and then the 10th-inning game-winning shot by Ramon Vazquez as the Rangers rallied for a 13-12 vict 

--The Rangers have won five consecutive series. 

MEDICAL WATCH: LHP Kason Gabbard (bruised knees) is not expected to miss a start after suffering minor bruises when he was tackled by Richie Sexson during the May 8 game at Seattle. 

The Rangers' youth movement marches on. 

A series with the Seattle Mariners last week helped Texas and its pitchers turn their season around. 

Emil Brown and the Oakland Athletics used an aggressive approach to jump-start their offense. 

The Rangers placed right-handed pitcher Kevin Millwood on the 15-day disabled list with a strained right groin on Sunday before Texas' game against the Oakland Athletics. 

No shutout this time.