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A's Edge Rangers 2-1, Cortes Shines

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The Oakland Athletics secured a one-run victory over the Texas Rangers, with Carlos Cortes two-run triple setting the tone early. Despite J.T. Ginns early exit due to arm soreness, Brent Rookers return from injury and Justin Sterners clutch relief pitching helped the As hold on to the lead. Jack Perkins closed out the game for his second save, as the Athletics prepare for their next home series against Kansas City.

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A's Edge Rangers 2-1, Cortes Shines

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California News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!A's Edge Rangers 2-1, Cortes Shines. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 26th. This is California News today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Corey with the story. The Oakland Athletics edged out the Texas Rangers 2-1 in the series finale Sunday. Carlos Cortez crushed a two-run triple in the first inning, plating Tyler Sodistrum and Brent Rooker after back-to-back walks to score both runs. Early. Starter, JT Gin, bowed out in the fourth with right arm soreness while nursing a two-nothing lead. Brent Rooker returned to the cleanup spot as designated hitter after sitting out 14 games with an oblique strain, though he finished 0-4 at the plate. Texas clawed back one run in the sixth on a double by Josh Jung and a wild throw during Evan Carter's punt. Reliever Jacob Lopez then walked a batter and allowed a punt single to load the bases with no outs, putting the A's in a tight spot. Justin Sterner stepped up and slammed the door, striking out two and getting a fly-out to escape the jam without damage, firing off fist pumps on his.

Way back to the dugout, Cortez capped his big day with three hits total. Jack Perkins sealed the one-run win with a perfect ninth inning for a second save. Now the Athletics gear up for Kansas City at home Tuesday while Texas hosts the Yankees Monday.

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