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Texas Rangers (13-9-3) at Oakland Athletics (14-9-2) RHP Kyle Gibson (1-0, 0.00) Vs Texas Rangers (13-9-3) at Oakland Athletics (14-9-2) RHP Kyle Gibson (1-0, 0.00) vs. LHP A.J. Puk (0-0, 12.27) Spring #26 • Road #14 (4-7-2) • Sat., March 27, 2021 • Hohokam Stadium • 3:05 p.m. CT • No Radio / TV TODAY’S SCHEDULED PITCHERS TEXAS RANGERS OAKLAND ATHLETICS SPRING TRAINING AT A GLANCE 44 Kyle Gibson RHP 33 A.J. Puk LHP 66 Josh Sborz RHP 35 Jake Diekman LHP Record ..................................................................................13-9-3 56 Brett de Geus RHP 21 Adam Kolarek LHP Home ......................................................................................9-2-1 47 Hunter Wood RHP 54 Sergio Romo RHP Road .......................................................................................4-7-2 45 Jharel Cotton RHP 61 Spencer Patton RHP In Surprise ..............................................................................9-3-1 37 Sam Gaviglio RHP Away from Surprise ................................................................4-6-2 Current streak ............................................................................W1 TOMORROW’S SCHEDULED PITCHERS Last 5 games ..........................................................................3-2-0 TEXAS RANGERS CHICAGO CUBS Longest winning streak ..................................................4 (3/14-19) 35 Kohei Arihara RHP 49 Jake Arrieta RHP Longest losing streak....................................... 2 (2x, last: 3/21-22) 59 Brett Martin LHP 18 Ryan Tepera RHP TEX scores 1st/Opp. scores 1st ................................... 7-2-2/6-7-1 36 Dillon Maples RHP 60 Jason Adam RHP TEX out-hits/Opp. out-hits/Hits even ...................... 8-1-1/4-8-2/1-0 38 Brad Wieck LHP HR/No HR ................................................................... 12-7-1/1-2-2 57 James Norwood RHP Error/Error-less ............................................................. 7-6-1/6-3-2 One-run games..........................................................................5-3 WINS AND LOSSES: The Rangers have won 3 of last 4 G, assured of a Come-from-behind wins ............................................................... 7 .500-or-better spring win pct. with last night’s win...team is 3-3 in last 6 G and vs A.L. .....................................................................................5-5-1 has won 8 of 12, going 9-4-1 in last 14 G, 10-5-1 in last 16 G, and 13-7-1 in vs. N.L. ...................................................................................8-4-2 last 21 G…at 13-9-3 (.591) overall this spring, team is 4th in Cactus League Standings behind KC (.636, 14-8-3), CHC (.619, 13-8-4), and OAK (.609, 14- BATTING NOTES: Offense has a .300 BA (52-173) in last 5 G, averaging 6.8 9-2)...the 13 wins are T3rd-most on circuit...team has not finished more than runs per game during that span...team’s .260 overall BA is 8th in the Cactus 2 G above .500 in ST since 2009 (21-14-0)…team is 9-2-1 at home and 9-3-1 League, and club is among CL leaders in 3B (T1st, 8), SB (3rd, 22), OPS (4th, overall in Surprise...Texas has 3 ties this spring (last 3/13 at MIL), 4th time in 5 .815), SLG (5th, .468), OBP (5th, .347)...HR in 11 of last 12 G...Adolis García is years (2017-21) for Texas to have at least 3 ties in ST, this after none in 2020. tied with Joey Gallo for the team RBI lead with 12 - T7th in the CL - this despite only 3 starts in ‘A’ games...hits/RBI in 4 straight at 6-for-8 to raise spring BA to ALL GOOD IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD: The Rangers posted a decisive win .478 (11-23)…Isiah Kiner-Falefa (.385/.455/.564/1.019) has multiple hits in 3 over the Kansas City Royals on Friday night, defeating their complex neighbors consecutive games, as he is batting .462 (12-26) in his last 8 games to raise by an 8-1 margin at Surprise Stadium. The offense showed impressive disci- his batting average from .231 to a spring-high .385…has team-high 15 H, and pline at the plate, matching its spring high with 8 walks (also 3/16 at SF) against 5 BB/5 SO…Nick Solak is among club leaders in H (2nd, 12), HR (2nd, 4), and just 5 strikeouts. Half of those walks came in the club’s 5-run 2nd inning, which RBI (3rd, 9)…has yet to go consecutive games without a hit this spring...3 of was highlighted by David Dahl’s 3-run home run onto the berm in straightaway 4 long balls have been opposite field blasts…has multiple hits in 3 of his last center field. Leadoff hitter Isiah Kiner-Falefa posted an RBI single in the 2nd 6 games at 6-for-20 with 2 HR, a 2B, and 3 RBI…Leody Taveras had his 7-G before scoring on the home run, and also came around to score on Joey Gallo’s hit streak snapped last night, but drew 2 BB to extend on-base streak to 8 G sacrifice fly after singling in the 1st. at .370 (10-27) to rise from .077 to .282…Nate Lowe has 5 BB in his last 4 G, tied with Gallo for the team lead in free passes this spring (7 BB)…David Dahl Texas pitchers recorded a spring-high 13 strikeouts. Starter Taylor Hearn (3.0 (.323/.405/.548/.954) hit his 1st HR last night...has hits in 6 of last 7 G at 8-for- IP, 1 R-ER, 5 SO) recovered well after a troublesome 1st inning that saw him 19 (.421)...last 3 hits have gone for extra bases (HR, 2 2B)…Ronald Guzmán exit with 2 outs and re-enter the game to start the 2nd. Relievers John King (2.2 has hits in 6 of 7 and 11 of 14 G overall…ranks T3rd on team in H (11) and HR SHO IP, 3 SO) and Josh Sborz (1.0 SHO IP, 3 SO) delivered strong efforts out of (3)…Charlie Culberson is 7-for-22 (.318) in 12 G...ranks T3rd in CL w/ 5 SB… the bullpen. Matt Bush (0.1 IP) and Ian Kennedy (0.2 IP) were also scoreless, as Jason Martin is batting .455 (10-22) in ‘A’ games....has a pair of 3-hit games both entered mid-inning while working on back-to-back nights for the 1st time. this spring, 3/10 at SEA (2 HR) and 3/19 at LAD…Brock Holt has reached base via H or BB in 5 straight games...has as many BB (6) as SO (6) this spring…An- VS. OAKLAND: Today is the last of 2 exhibition meetings between the Rangers derson Tejeda has hits in 3 straight, with a .400/.471/.533/1.004 slash in 8 G... and A’s, with Oakland posting a 6-0 shutout in 7 innings on 3/11 in Surprise...the Eli White has scored a team-high 9 runs...multiple hits in 3 of his last 7 games... 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