Ivan Carter and Jake Burger each ended a triple short of the cycle as Visiting Texas Rangers defeated Washington National on Sunday 4–2 in the rubber game of their three-game series.
Carter hit a two -run homer in the second innings, doubled in the fourth and sang in the sixth position before exiting in the eighth. The burger doubled into the second, got out in the fourth, sang in the sixth and hit a single homer in the eighth.
Jacob Web (3-3) played 1 2/3 innings of scorer relief in Bulpen game for Texas. Robert Garcia worked in the last 1 1/3 innings for his fourth Save.
Alex Call acted for Washington, and Nathaniel Lov made three hits.
National Starter Trevor Williams (3-7) gave three runs (two earned) on six hits in 4 1/3 innings.
Jacob Latez started the Bulpen game for Texas and played 3 1/3 innings, leading to two runs on two hits. He collided with seven and two left. He left the ground with the trainer after walking Amed Rosario in the fourth.
The beginning of the game delayed an hour and 40 minutes due to rain.
Moving beyond the other, Marcus Semian hit a hard ground, who took a bad hop and removed the shortstop Naseem Nunez for a single. Carter took the score to the right center to score 2–0. The burger doubled in the left center, but Williams retired the next two batsmen.
The call left the fourth with a homer and left it 2–1. This was the second home run in three matches for the call, who had no one to enter on Friday this season. After Rosario’s running, Jacob came to face Web Lowe, which placed Rosario in third place. Rosario scored a tying run when Josh Bell hit a fielder’s choice.
Josh Smith doubled in Texas fifth, and Brad Lord replaced Williams to the mound. Sam Hagerti first reached an error by Lowe, and Smith moved to third place. After the Kori Seigar walks, Semienin went out and scored as he moved forward with Smith.
Burger excluded it 4–2 with one in the eighth.
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