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Athletics Crush Rangers, Cortes Hits Two HRs

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Carlos Cortes Shines as Athletics Dominate Rangers, 8-1

In a thrilling matchup, the Athletics outscored the Rangers 8-1, with Carlos Cortes stealing the spotlight by hitting two home runs off starter Nathan Eovaldi. The game started with a bang as Nick Kurtz and Tyler Soderstrom hit back-to-back home runs in the first inning, followed by Cortes three-run shot in the fifth. Luis Severino secured his first win for the Athletics, while Eovaldi struggled, giving up six runs in six innings. Cortes, a rookie, has now hit two home runs in a game twice before. Nick Kurtz extended his hitting streak to 14 games with a walk in the fifth. The Athletics and Rangers will face off again tomorrow night as they vie for position in the AL West.

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Athletics Crush Rangers, Cortes Hits Two HRs

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Athletics Crush Rangers, Cortes Hits Two HRs. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 25th, the athletics lit up the Rangers 8-1 last night, with Carlos Cortez stealing the show by smashing two home runs off starter, Nathan Eel-Valdi. Right out the gate in the first inning, lead off man Nick Kurtz and Tyler Sodistrom went deep on the first pitch each, then Cortez followed with his. Own bomb on the seventh pitch total, talk about a brutal welcome. Luis Severino took the mound for Oakland in Delt, giving up just one run on six hits over six and two thirds innings to snack his first win. Eel-Valdi, on the other hand, got shelled for six runs in six innings, including Cortez's three run jack in the fifth, and Zach Gelov's two run shot in. The ninth, this flipped the script from their April 13th clash, where Eel-Valdi blanked the a's for seven innings in an 8-1 Rangers route. Wow. Severino struggled. Cortez, a 28-year-old rookie from last July, has now gone deep twice in a game before, doing it against Cincinnati last September.

Nick Kurtz kept his hot streak alive with a fifth inning walk. His 14th straight game reaching base on balls, one shy of the franchise mark. Last time the a's launched, three homers in the first, was July 8th against Atlanta. Up next, Jeffrey Springs takes on Mackenzie Gore tomorrow night as these A.O. West contenders battle for positioning. That wraps MLB news today brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with the story.

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