The Texas Rangers pulled off a dramatic 4-3 walk-off win over the Cleveland Guardians at Globe Life Field, fueled by a razor-fast ninth inning rally from Langford, Seager and Pederson. Langford opened the frame with a fierce five-pitch at-bat, hustled to second, and set the table for Seager’s 108.5 mph double and Pederson’s 104.5 mph game-winner one pitch later. The sequence lasted just 1:38, flipping a loss into a win and showcasing the Rangers’ clutch late-game hitting.

A strong seven-inning start from Nathan Eovaldi, who sports a 1.73 ERA, kept Texas in it after a shaky eighth-inning bullpen moment. Cleveland’s Milner loaded the bases before Maton quelled the threat by leaving Ramirez to hurt Texas no more with a two-run double that regained the Guardians’ lead. Texas answered with Langford’s sixth-inning homer and the ninth-inning heroics, turning a tense game into one of their best wins of the year and setting up a pivotal series opener fight.