Pederson added two-base production and a steady offensive presence to the Texas lineup, contributing to a night of multi-hit production. His veteran bat provides consistency and run-producing potential as the Rangers push for late-season momentum.

Langford’s 20th homer and a powerful late-season surge underline his breakout potential. With a 30-game line of .308/.431/.533, his rising OBP and slugging mark him as a focal point for Texas’ lineup going forward, offering standout fantasy appeal in multi-category formats.

Jung’s hot stretch continues with three hits across consecutive games, adding to a recent run of strong contact and extra-base ability. His CI approach and power steady as the Rangers push for late-season wins, signaling continued fantasy appeal at third base and corner spots.

Kelly used a changeup-heavy approach in six innings, mixing with a modest fastball to keep Oakland off-balance. He allowed two solo shots but otherwise silenced the Athletics through the first six frames after his Rangers debut. The performance provided a stabilizing element to Texas’ rotation as they push for late-season momentum.

Texas Rangers climbed into top form, leveraging a deep lineup that produced 17 hits in a 9-3 win over Oakland. Langford powered the offense with his 20th homer, Jung extended a hot streak with multiple hits, Pederson and Helman chipped in doubles, and Higashioka added RBI. The addition of Dylan Moore added late-inning punch with a two-run blast in the ninth, while Merrill Kelly silenced Oakland through six innings with a changeup-heavy approach. This win cements momentum for fantasy rosters dialing in Rangers players down the stretch.