Wyatt Langford took the first pitch of the inning 104.1 mph back up the middle and used his blazing speed to turn a single into a hustle double. Then Corey Seager took the first pitch he saw and blasted it 108.5 mph into the outfield to score Langford and tie the game.

The Texas Rangers scored ten runs while the Cleveland Guardians scored zero runs. Well that’ll do wonders for the ol’ Pythagorean where our Texas Rangers are mighty vikings. To earn the win, the Rangers got contributions from several young bats that have had bumpy roads trying to integrate themselves as big leaguers.