
The Texas Rangers beat the San Francisco Giants 6-0 in Arlington on Wednesday, securing consecutive wins after a six-game losing streak and taking the series. Justin Foscue’s two-run triple led a four-run…
The Texas Rangers beat the San Francisco Giants 6-0 in Arlington on Wednesday, securing consecutive wins after a six-game losing streak and taking the series. Justin Foscue’s two-run triple led a four-run third inning, while Brandon Nimmo added two hits, two RBIs and a solo homer. Nicky Lopez drove in the final run in the eighth.
Cody Bradford allowed five hits and two walks without giving up a run in 4⅓ innings during his first major-league start since 2024. He struck out five while returning from elbow surgery. Four Rangers relievers completed the team’s 10th shutout of the season. Giants starter Carson Whisenhunt gave up four runs in 3⅓ innings.
The easy story is that two wins have fixed the Rangers, or that one shutout exposes the Giants as a lost cause. Neither follows from a single series. Texas still has to show it can sustain its offence after scoring six runs, while Bradford’s return is encouraging but came over just 4⅓ innings. The next test is whether the Rangers can build another winning run rather than merely avoid another skid.
Source: hindustantimes.com
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