Kyle Higashioka doubled and went into five runs, Josh Jung doubled and went in four runs and Texas Rangers won the minesota twins in Minianpolis on Tuesday night.
Ivan Carter moved with a domestic run with 3 -for -5 and three RBI for Texas, which set a season high in the run. Wuut Langford also worked at home as the Rangers won the three-game series opener.
Matt Walner designed for twins, who fell 1-3 with two matches at their homestand. Biren Buxon moved to 3 -for -4 with a double.
Rangers’ right-handed Tyler Mahal (6-3) won despite allowing four runs on 10 hits and 5 2/3 innings. He hit three.
Twins Right-Handing Shimon Woods Richardson (2-3) surrendered seven runs (six acquired) on seven hits in 4 2/3 innings. He went out three and came out of four on the same day, promoted to Triple-e Saint Paul to fill the rotation spot of the injured Starter Zebi Mathews.
Rangers led 3–2 after four innings before bursting for five runs in the fifth. Jung started the big innings on the left with two-rols single, and HigshioCa later made two batsmen right with two runs double. Josh Smith added an RBI single to keep Rangers at the top 8-2.
At the bottom of the fifth, twin children pulled within 8-3 on Ryan Jeffers’ RBI single.
Carter made the rangers’ hit parade to 10-3 with a two-run explosion. He drew a 394-foot shot for his second homer in several games correctly.
Walner reduced the deficit with a single homer under the sixth to 10–4.
Texas removed the game with an eighth innings of six runs. Langford led the left side with a 395 -foot homer, and Carter went to the second run of the innings on the right side with RBI single.
Jung gave it next to two runs double at the center to make it 14-4. Then a sacrifice fly came to the right by Adolis Garcia and finally RBI Groundout by HigasioCa to reach the final tally.
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