Carter's Game-Saving Grab Boosts Rangers

0:00It's April 22nd. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where baseball meets AI. Rangers Outfielder Evan Carter pulled off a game-saving robbery Tuesday night against the pirates, leaving at the wall to snaggle would-be-three-run. Homer, from O'Neill Crews, with two outs in the fourth. That clutch grab kept starter Kumar Rocker in the game and shut down Pittsburgh's big threat. Rocker came in with a zero-in-one record and a 4.30 ERA over three starts. But his real issue has been going deep, no outs past the sea. Fifth inning yet this season. Carter's play gave him a much-needed boost to settle in. Not everything went smooth in the Rangers Outfielder. Left fielder Wyatt Langford got pulled before the top of the fifth, with tightness in his right forearm, marking his second injury exit this year. Langford had a right-quad strain back on April 10th in Los Angeles, sitting out three games before returning to the line of every day since April 14th. Now the team waits to see how serious this forearm tweak is. Rangers fans are holding their breath on Langford, while celebrating Carter's highlight real moment that kept their pitcher on track could be a turning.

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