Texas Rangers secured a 5-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox in a thrilling 11-inning game, despite experiencing significant struggles throughout. Adolis García earned his 'Mr. Walkoff' title with a game-winning hit, while Jacob Latz showcased his prowess in an overworked bullpen, delivering two crucial hitless innings. Manager Bruce Bochy’s frustration boiled over, leading to his ejection after a contentious check swing call. The Rangers, who have now won six of their last seven games, managed to inch closer to a .500 record, overcoming multiple blown opportunities and a blown save in the process.

Despite leaving 15 runners on base, the Rangers demonstrated resilience, tying the game on a wild pitch and taking the lead with a bloop double and a throwing error. However, the White Sox managed to equalize twice, keeping the game competitive until García's late-game heroics sealed the win. The game underscored the challenges within the bullpen and the team's need to tighten up their offensive execution moving forward.