Series Thread: Rangers Host the Marlins for Three Games August 4-6

[DT LUNA]

HR...Nate Lowe

 

[BULLPEN FAILURE]

HR...Nate Lowe

Finally contributing

 

[scotsman1948]

Alcantara suddely throwing strikes

 

[DT LUNA]

Heaney getting a lot of ground ball outs.

 

[DT LUNA]

18 for Marcos.

 

[Sir Robin Of Camelot]

Nice homestand

 

[scotsman1948]

Hope they got people up in the bullpen

 

[DT LUNA]

Nice dblp

 

[DT LUNA]

Darn good pitching today from Heaney

 

[scotsman1948]

Darn good pitching today from Heaney

Bullseye

 

[WastinSomeTime]

So far Stratton has been solid.

 

[armadillooutlaw]

Darn good pitching today from Heaney

Definitely. Also a good job by Bochy knowing when it was time to go to the pen.

 

[saddles]

Glad to see that from Duran.

 

[WastinSomeTime]

Glad to see that from Duran.

Did something happen to Jung?

 

[DT LUNA]

Did something happen to Jung?

Injured thumb on that hard line drive

 

[saddles]

From Jamey Newberg:

Since Texas traded for Scherzer and Montgomery and created a musical chairs situation in the rotation, Heaney has gone 11.2-6-0-0-2-15. All singles.

 

[WastinSomeTime]

Injured thumb on that hard line drive

I am not able to watch the game so didn't know. We don't need him out too. Thanks for letting me know.

Also Glad to see Duran do something.

 

[saddles]

Did something happen to Jung?

Yes, it was on the double play, on his glove hand.

 

[WastinSomeTime]

From Jamey Newberg:

Since Texas traded for Scherzer and Montgomery and created a musical chairs situation in the rotation, Heaney has gone 11.2-6-0-0-2-15. All singles.

Would be big if the good Heaney keeps showing up.

 

[saddles]

From Shawn McFarland:

Texas Rangers third baseman Josh Jung exited Sunday’s game vs. the Miami Marlins at Globe Life Field in the top of the sixth inning with an apparent hand injury.

Jung attempted to catch a 109.4 mile per hour line drive from Miami right fielder Jorge Soler, but the ball ricocheted off his glove and to the ground. Jung fielded the ball, stepped on third base and made a throw to Marcus Semien at second base to orchestrate a 5-4 double play. He left the game one at bat later, during a pitching change, and appeared to be pointing at his left hand.