The sailors won 13th in a row after winning the additions

ARLINGTON — JP Crawford scored an RBI song in the 10th inning and the Seattle Mariners extended their winning streak to 13 games, beating the Texas Rangers 3-2 on Saturday.

Carlos Santana shined as the Mariners (50-42) approached the club’s record of 15 unbeaten matches, set in their last post-season appearance in 2001. They have won 21 of their last 24 games to take eight consecutive series, Which is his most winning 14 straight streaks during that campaign of 116 wins 21 years ago.

Seattle will match the year’s longest winning streak in the Grand Slam with a win in the series finale on Sunday, in their last game before the All-Star break. Atlanta, the world champion, won 14 times in a row last month.

And Crawford singled out Brett Martin (0-5), who was the fifth bowler for Texas and took the hill in the last two runs. That prompted auto runner Sam Hagerty, who came in as Santana’s runner, who hit a volley that ended the ninth inning.

For the Mariners, Dominican Julio Rodriguez is 4-0; Carlos Santana 5-1 with a run scored and two RBIs. Venezuela’s Eugenio Suarez 4-0.

Cuban Rangers Adulis Garcia 3-1. Dominican Ludi Taveras 4-1 inning record; Eller Hernandez 4-1 with RBI.