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Nimmo's Hamstring: Rangers Grind Through Bumps

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Texas Rangers secure a narrow victory, but Brandon Nimmos game is cut short due to hamstring tightness. Despite earlier hamstring issues, Nimmo returns to the lineup, only to be sidelined again. Ezequiel Duran steps in, making a spectacular catch in right field. Nimmo reports feeling alright postgame, but the team awaits a full assessment.

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Nimmo's Hamstring: Rangers Grind Through Bumps

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MLB Baseball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Nimmo's Hamstring: Rangers Grind Through Bumps. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On May 2nd, Texas Rangers edged out a 5-4 win Friday night, but right-fielder Brandon Nemo had to exit early. He drew a walk and ripped two singles in the first four innings, scoring twice to spark the offense before hamstring Titan is hit him after that. Second knock. Earlier this week, Nemo dipped out of Wednesday's game in Arlington with the same right hamstring issue, yet he bounced back into the starting lineup. Friday without skipping a beat. Manager Skip Shoemaker spotted Nemo, shaking his leg during an ad bat and jogged out to check. Nemo insisted he could keep playing, but Shoemaker played it safe with a chilly 48-degree temps and drizzle, not worth the risk. As Equield Durand slid over the right field and flashed Leather with a diving catch on the warning track to Rob Detroit's carry carpenter in the seventh. Josh Smith pinch ran for Nemo, then shifted to second base to keep things rolling. Nemo says he's feeling okay post-game, but the staff's holding off until they get a full check. Rangers stay hot regardless, grinding through the bumps.

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