Helman’s line-drive grand slam gave the Texas Rangers a 4-0 lead against Milwaukee, marking the Rangers’ first grand slam of 2025 and the rookie’s first career slam after arriving via waivers in May. He finished with an RBI double and five RBIs on the game, twice fueling Texas’ offense in a staged slugfest that underscored the club’s depth as it chases the game’s best record. The sequence that loaded the bases featured a Brewers miscue by Andrew Vaughn, followed by a Higashioka single and Heim walk, setting the stage for Helman’s big swing.

Texas’ early explosion reflected a team still maximizing its lineup as it continues to ride a league-best mark. Helman’s ascent—from waiver claim to regular contributor—adds a nascent but intriguing dimension to the Rangers’ veteran-heavy attack, highlighting the current priorities and the value of versatile depth pieces in a stacked division race.

The Brewers’ side of the tale centered on the loaded bases and the chain-reaction that produced Helman’s slam, with the rally amplifying the drama of a game that featured several familiar Texas names in the mix. The win reinforces Texas’ status as a dangerous, balanced club as it pushes deeper into September with postseason positioning within reach.