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Takes
8.7
@FlameRaptorRaven
5mo
Texas Rangers escape with a win when they had everything in their favour for 90% of this game. The first 8 innings were defined by Rangers’ pitching dominance. Jacob Latz came in as a last-minute replacement for a different Jacob as an opener and did his job phenomenally. Only 4 innings and certainly not overpowering stuff, but no hits allowed, 3 strikeouts and just a single base runner is everything you want in a short stint. The pitching dominance continued as the game went on as Seager and Jake Burger continued to be our best hitters. Unfortunately; the downside of having your starter go so few innings is how it taxes the bullpen and the Phillies exposed that in the 9th when Adolis Garcia, a legend in Rangers lore, helped the Phillies tie it up. That comeback single-handedly boosted this game from a 5-6 to a 8.5 at worst. Thankfully, for my sanity, Andrew McCutchen got his first great moment with Texas as his insurance run ended up being the one we needed to cover our gassed bullpen
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6.5
@brog33
5mo
Man that was way harder than it needed to be. Burger with TWO!!! drops, but an old man McCutch double saves us. Why won’t CY just shell out the money for a proper closer? It cost us games in 24, it cost us games in 25 and it’ll cost us games this year if we end up playing games like this
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