The Texas Rangers faced another tough outing, falling 1-0 to the New York Yankees, completing a three-game sweep at Yankee Stadium and dropping their record to 25-26. The Rangers’ offense continues to falter, with only five runs scored over the series, all coming from home runs. Nathan Eovaldi pitched brilliantly, allowing just one run over five innings, but he took the loss despite lowering his ERA to 1.61. The Rangers' struggles reflect a team still figuring out how to generate offensive consistency amidst injuries, particularly with Corey Seager still recovering from a hamstring injury.

Despite the recent struggles, there may be a silver lining as Eovaldi has matched Jon Gray's record for the longest streak in Rangers history of at least five innings pitched with one or no runs allowed, now at six consecutive starts. As their rotation tweaks take shape, the Rangers are looking for ways to spark their offense as the season progresses.