The Texas Rangers surged despite Nathan Eovaldi’s season-ending injury, winning 4 of 5 on a homestand that saw four players lost for the year. Patrick Corbin carried an eight-inning gem, while Corey Seager joined the 20-homer club and Michael Helman, Kyle Higashioka each contributed big flies. Adolis García flashed defense with a tumbling catch. With Jacob Latz taking Eovaldi’s spot, Texas leaned on its depth to stay above .500 and eye a 5-1 finish on the series sweep.

Manager Bruce Bochy stressed resilience and collective effort as the rotation absorbs the blow. The bullpen gains a rested look with depth to cobble together wins, and the lineup benefits from a youthful spark as Helman and Jung support the veteran core. The next test: how this crew sustains success without its ace, and how Corbin’s rebound translates into continued fantasy appeal for Rangers’ hitters.