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Tigers

Castro flied out to left fielder Calhoun.

Candelario flied out to right fielder Heineman.

Cabrera homered to center on a 0-1 count, Jones scored.

Homered to center on a 0-1 count, Jones scored.

Trevino singled to right, Kiner-Falefa scored.

Rangers

Calhoun homered to right on the first pitch.

Castro singled to center, Cabrera scored, Dixon scored.

Singled to center, Cabrera scored, Dixon scored.

DeShields doubled to center, Trevino scored.

Andrus hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Demeritte, DeShields scored.

Hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Demeritte, DeShields scored.

Tigers first.  Jones doubled to left.  Goodrum lined out to left fielder Calhoun.  Cabrera homered to center on a 0-1 count, Jones scored.  Dixon tripled to center.  Castro grounded out, first baseman Da.Santana to second baseman Odor.  Candelario walked on a full count.  Demeritte walked on a full count, Candelario to second.  Rogers flied out to left fielder Calhoun.

Rangers third.  Kiner-Falefa doubled to left.  Trevino singled to right, Kiner-Falefa scored.  DeShields walked on a full count, Trevino to second.  Da.Santana struck out.  Andrus struck out.  Pence struck out.

Rangers fourth.  Calhoun homered to right on the first pitch.  Odor singled to left.  Heineman grounded into fielder's choice, shortstop Mercer to second baseman Goodrum, Odor out.  Kiner-Falefa flied out to left fielder Dixon.  Trevino flied out to left fielder Dixon.

Tigers fifth.  Jones popped out to shortstop Andrus.  Goodrum grounded out, shortstop Andrus to first baseman Da.Santana.  Cabrera singled to right.  Dixon doubled to center, Cabrera to third.  Castro singled to center, Cabrera scored, Dixon scored.  Candelario walked on four pitches, Castro to second.  Guerrieri pitching.  Demeritte struck out.

Rangers seventh.  Trevino safe at second on fielding error by right fielder Demeritte.  DeShields doubled to center, Trevino scored.  Da.Santana grounded out, second baseman Goodrum to first baseman Candelario, DeShields to third.  Andrus hit a sacrifice fly to right fielder Demeritte, DeShields scored.  Pence flied out to left fielder Dixon.

Rangers tenth.  Ramirez pitching.  Pence flied out to right fielder Demeritte.  Calhoun grounded out, second baseman Beckham to first baseman Candelario.  Odor homered to center on a full count.

 The Rangers swept the Tigers in Detroit in late June this season, holding them to just four earned runs in the three games. The last time the Rangers held the Tigers to four earned runs or fewer in a series of at least three games was September 1995 (also four).

 The Tigers took two of three from the Angels, their first series win since May 27-29 at Baltimore. They had lost straight series, their longest streak since losing 11 straight series in 2003.

 The Rangers have allowed 163 home runs this season, only seventh most in MLB but the Rangers' most through 108 games in franchise history. The Tigers have only hit 98 home runs, second fewest in baseball ahead of the Marlins (89).

 Jake Rogers hit a home run and scored three runs in his second career game on Wednesday. He is just the third Tigers player with a home run and three runs through two career games, joining Lance Parrish in 1977 and Sam Vico in 1948.

 Hunter Pence went 3-for-5 against the M's on Wednesday, bringing his slugging percentage up to .561. He is one of three Rangers slugging .560+ this season along with Joey Gallo (.598) and Danny Santana (.592) -- no other team has more than two such players and 15 teams have zero (min. 250 PA).

 Lance Lynn is averaging a career-high 4.85 strikeout-to-walk ratio, an increase of 2.73 from last season (2.12). That is the second-largest increase in K-BB ratio this season behind only Detroit's Matthew Boyd (+3.02) (minimum 125 IP each season).

HP - Cooper, 1B - Vanover, 2B - De Jesus, 3B - Rackley

Matthew Boyd can pitch the remainder of the season without wondering if he'll get traded.
Detroit Tigers general manager Al Avila didn't receive an enticing offer for his left-handed ace, so Boyd can have a little piece of mind when he takes the mound at Texas on Saturday.

Tigers put faith in Boyd as Rangers await

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)  Rougned Odor somehow managed to check his swing to get to a full count. The Texas Rangers second baseman, who has been climbing out of a season-long slump, ended the game on the next pitch.
Odor hit an opposite-field homer with two outs in the 10th inning Saturday night, depositing a ball into the visitors bullpen in left-center, to give the Rangers a 5-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers and their first series victory in more than a month.

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Detroit Tigers @ Texas Rangers on August 4, 2019

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