Texas will try to build on a season-session performance in Rangers plate when they take the Minnesota twins in Minianpolis on Wednesday night.
Texas has a chance to win a series after scoring season-high 16 runs on 17 hits in a Tuesday series opener. The 16 -run rangers’ 16 runs in the last five matches of the team.
Now Texas hoped to keep a high scoring sequel together for its 16–4 win.
“This is super exciting,” Rangers outfielder Ivan Carter said, who has worked in a back-to-back game. “Obviously, we had a ton hit (Tuesday), so everyone was feeling it.
“I think this is one of those sparks who can use the crime what we have found. We are hot now, so keep swinging it.”
Texas will try to do so against a twin squad that has lost four of its last five matches.
Minnesota manager Rokko Baldelli said he liked his players’ perspectives on the plate on Tuesday, but wanted to see better performance in other aspects of the game – that is, pitching and defense.
“We know that he has a good crime,” Baldelli said about Texas. “I think the crime will probably show itself even more because the season moves forward. I don’t think anyone would be surprised to see this.
“But we did not give ourselves on a lot of fronts.
Twins Right-Hand David Festa (0–1, 5.40 ERA) is scheduled to take the mound on Wednesday for the fifth beginning of the season. He has been aiming for his first win since August 5, 2024, and is trying to bounce back from a rough performance last Thursday when he allowed athletics to be eight runs on six hits in 3 2/3 innings of the 14-3 defeat.
Festa has made a debut against Rangers, finishing with no-nine in the last season after scoring two runs on six hits in five innings. He did not run and hit six.
Rangers have planned to compete with the right-handed jack letter (4-2, 3.48 ERA), which is set to make its 11th start of the season. He limited Tampa Bay rays to one run on three hits in five innings in his most recent outing last Thursday, but came with no-texis with a loss of 4-3 in Texas.
This will begin the first career of the letter against Minnesota.
Carter said that he hoped that the success of Rangers in the plate would be contagious.
“When you keep getting hit-to-back-to-back, kill with runners in the scoring position … it just shows a good ballclub,” he said.
“When everyone rolls, you hope that the anti -pitching staff does not see any holes in our lineup. I think this is the way we feel. A big unit. A big unit. I think we are feeling very good about ourselves right now.”
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