Rangers Shut Down Yankees, Eovaldi Dominates

0:00It's April 29th. From first pitch to the final out, this is MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Coring with the story. Texas Rangers shut down the top team in the American League, beating the New York Yankees 3-0 on Wednesday. Nathan Eel-Valdi dominated with seven scoreless innings, giving up just four hits, seven strikeouts, and one walk. That pitching gym helped Texas avoid a sweep in a 3-gank series. Josh Jung provided the big blow, ripping a two-run single in the fifth, with the bases loaded to chase Yankees rookie Elmer Rodriguez in his debut. John's been on fire this April, hitting 381 over 24 games with 17 RBI's. Sam Haggerty chipped in with an RBI single later in the seventh. Yankees fans felt the sting is their squad. Winners of 10-11 coming in, got blank for the second time this year. Jazz Chisholm Jr. showed the frustration, slamming his helmet in the dugout after a 9th inning flyout. Texas notched their third shutout of the season. Eel-Valdi bounced back strong

1:01after a rough start last Friday, where he surrendered four homers. Jacob Latz closed it out with two clean innings in his second save. Rodriguez struggled, walking four in his big league bow. Both teams take Thursday off before the Yankees host Baltimore Friday night, and Texas heads to Detroit. Solid win keeps the Rangers rolling.