Rangers' Wild Comeback, Pitching News: Podcast Episode

0:00On March 29, Texas Rangers pulled off a wild five-to-four win over the Philadelphia Phillies in 10 innings on Saturday. Jake Berger and Corey Seger smashed home runs to power the comeback after the Rangers blew a three-run lead in the ninth. Berger's two-run shot in the third, and Seger's solo blast in the first set the tone early. The Phillies rallied in the ninth with three unearned runs thanks to errors at first base, tying it at three-all on key hits from a Dallas Garcia and... Brandon Marsh. Then in the tenth, Wyatt Langford singled to start things, a wild pitch from Phillies. Closer, Joe and DeRan scored a run, and Andrew McCutchen added in... RBI single for a five-to-three edge. Bryce Harbor got one back with a single, but Alec Bohm popped up to seal it. Fans were on the edge of their seats with all the drama, especially after the Rangers' bullpen faltered late. Chris Martin picked up the win, and Tyler Alexander closed the door for the save. It showed the team's grit, bouncing back from that blown lead.

1:01Pitching news shook things up too. Jacob DeGrom got scratched hours before his start due to next stiffness, and will pitch later this week against Baltimore. Jacob laughed stepped in, and threw four shut-out innings, keeping Philly off the board. Meanwhile, Phillies got positive updates from the minors, with Ace, Zach Wheeler tossing three scoreless frames in his rear. Rehab start, and reliever Orion. Kirkering looking sharp too. Rangers go for the Series win Sunday with their starter facing off against Philadelphia's lefty. You've been listening to MLB News today, AI-powered baseball coverage.