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Kiner-Falefa grounded into a double play, shortstop Lin to second baseman E.Núñez to first baseman Ramirez, Choo out.

Grounded into a double play, shortstop Lin to second baseman E.Núñez to first baseman Ramirez, Choo out.

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R.Núñez hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder J.Martinez, Profar scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder J.Martinez, Profar scored.

Mazara doubled to left, DeShields scored, Choo scored.

Doubled to left, DeShields scored, Choo scored.

C.Vázquez singled to left, Devers scored, E.Núñez to third, Swihart to second.

Singled to left, Devers scored, E.Núñez to third, Swihart to second.

Betts hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mazara, E.Núñez scored, Swihart to third.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mazara, E.Núñez scored, Swihart to third.

Rua singled to center, Profar scored, Chirinos to second.

Singled to center, Profar scored, Chirinos to second.

Kiner-Falefa walked on a full count, Chirinos scored, Rua to third, DeShields to second.

Walked on a full count, Chirinos scored, Rua to third, DeShields to second.

On Velázquez's wild pitch, Rua scored, DeShields to third, Kiner-Falefa to second.

Mazara homered to center on a 3-1 count, DeShields scored, Kiner-Falefa scored.

Homered to center on a 3-1 count, DeShields scored, Kiner-Falefa scored.

Chirinos doubled to left, R.Núñez scored.

Betts doubled to left, Swihart scored, C.Vázquez scored.

Doubled to left, Swihart scored, C.Vázquez scored.

Rangers second.  Mazara lined out to center fielder Bradley Jr.  Gallo was hit by a pitch.  Profar tripled to center, Gallo scored.  R.Núñez hit a sacrifice fly to left fielder J.Martinez, Profar scored.  Chirinos struck out.

Red Sox third.  C.Vázquez struck out.  Bradley Jr. fouled out to catcher Chirinos.  Betts homered to left on a 2-0 count.  Ramirez walked.  J.Martinez singled to center, Ramirez to second.  Bogaerts popped out to center fielder DeShields.

Rangers third.  Rua grounded out, third baseman Devers to first baseman Ramirez.  DeShields hit an infield single to shortstop.  Choo safe at first on fielding error by third baseman Devers, DeShields to second.  Kiner-Falefa popped out to third baseman Devers.  Mazara doubled to left, DeShields scored, Choo scored.  Gallo struck out.

Red Sox fourth.  Devers singled to right.  E.Núñez singled to center, Devers to second.  On center fielder DeShields' fielding error, Devers to third, E.Núñez to second.  Swihart walked on a full count.  C.Vázquez singled to left, Devers scored, E.Núñez to third, Swihart to second.  Bradley Jr. struck out.  Betts hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Mazara, E.Núñez scored, Swihart to third.  Ramirez grounded out, pitcher Minor to first baseman Gallo.

Rangers fourth.  Profar walked.  R.Núñez fouled out to first baseman Ramirez.  Chirinos singled to left, Profar to second.  Rua singled to center, Profar scored, Chirinos to second.  DeShields singled to right, Chirinos to third, Rua to second.  Choo struck out.  Kiner-Falefa walked on a full count, Chirinos scored, Rua to third, DeShields to second.  Velázquez pitching.  On Velázquez's wild pitch, Rua scored, DeShields to third, Kiner-Falefa to second.  Mazara homered to center on a 3-1 count, DeShields scored, Kiner-Falefa scored.  Gallo grounded out, first baseman Ramirez unassisted.

Rangers seventh.  Profar struck out.  R.Núñez safe at second on throwing error by shortstop Bogaerts.  Chirinos doubled to left, R.Núñez scored.  Rua grounded out, pitcher Walden to first baseman Ramirez.  DeShields flied out to center fielder Bradley Jr.

Red Sox eighth.  E.Núñez flied out to right fielder Mazara.  Swihart walked on a full count.  C.Vázquez singled to right, Swihart to second.  Bradley Jr. struck out.  Betts doubled to left, Swihart scored, C.Vázquez scored.  Barnette pitching.  Ramirez grounded out, second baseman Kiner-Falefa to first baseman Gallo.

The Rangers fared well against the Red Sox in 2015 and 2016, going 8-5 over those two seasons. Last year, however, they went 1-5. Since 2011, no team in MLB has scored more against the Red Sox than the Rangers (min. 10 games played), who have averaged 5.57 runs per game.

The Red Sox are averaging 5.67 runs per game, second best in MLB behind only the New York Yankees (5.73). Their 22-8 start is the franchise's third-best record through 30 games all-time.

The Rangers started the year 4-11 but have played nearly .500 ball over their past 17 games, going 8-9 over that time. After averaging 3.1 runs per game in their first 15, they've scored 4.7 per game over their past 17 contests.

Mookie Betts hit three home runs yesterday, the fourth time in his career that he has hit three in one game. This moved him out of a tie with Ted Williams for most such games by a Red Sox player since 1913.

Joey Gallo hit his 51st home run since the beginning of 2017 yesterday; he is one of five players in MLB with at least 50 home runs and at least 100 runs since the beginning of 2017. Since he entered the league, 40.3 percent of his hits have been home runs, the highest percentage of all-time for players with at least 50 home runs.

David Price, who owns a 4-2 record in Texas for his career, has been better on the road this season. His home ERA is 5.93 while his road ERA is 2.29. His career road win percentage of .689 is second-best since 1913 (Whitey Ford -- .695) among pitchers with at least 100 road decisions.

HP - Cuzzi, 1B - Hamari, 2B - Johnson, 3B - Bellino

The Texas Rangers have won just four games at home all season, and they will find no reprieve in their friendly confines on Thursday when they begin a four-game series against the Boston Red Sox at Globe Life Park in Arlington, Texas.
Boston will send left-hander David Price (2-3, 3.78 ERA) to the mound on Thursday to oppose Rangers left-hander Mike Minor (2-1, 4.33).

Red Sox open 10-game road trip against Rangers

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)  Nomar Mazara is cleaning up nicely for the Texas Rangers in the lineup spot usually occupied by Adrian Beltre, baseball's active career hits leader.
Mazara drove in five runs while homering in his third straight game and the Rangers beat the Boston Red Sox 11-5 on Thursday night, handing former AL Cy Young Award winner David Price his third loss in a row.

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Boston Red Sox @ Texas Rangers on May 4, 2018

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