Texas Rangers erupted for 20 runs in a 20-3 beatdown of the Angels, with 12 players tallying a hit and 22 in the hit column—the most at Globe Life Field in six seasons. García returned from the IL and sparked the surge, Pederson supplied early thunder, Higashioka added a late three-run blast, and the club stretched a rare offense-fueled night into a momentum shift for September.

The massacre came on a standalone glory night that still leaves Texas treading water in the wild-card race as road games loom. With a 5-1 homestand and a lineup that finally smiled, the challenge now is replicating this on the road, where Texas has struggled all year (26-40).