Jordan Luplow and Christian Vázquez snapped extended slumps with home runs in the go-ahead seventh inning and the AL Central-leading Minnesota Twins beat the slumping Texas Rangers 5-1 on Friday night.
Sep 01, 2023 at 10:32 PM ETARLINGTON, Texas — Jordan Luplow and Christian Vázquez snapped extended slumps with home runs in the go-ahead seventh inning after Texas starter Max Scherzer left the game as the AL Central-leading Minnesota Twins beat the slumping Rangers 5-1 on Friday night.
Scherzer, in his sixth start for the Rangers since being acquired in a trade from the New York Mets, said he was dealing with some forearm tightness and communicated that to pitching coach Mike Maddux. The three-time Cy Young Award winner insisted that he is OK, and just didn’t want that to become an extended problem.
Minnesota right-hander Joe Ryan also struck out seven and allowed only one run and three hits over six innings. He also struck out seven in five innings last Saturday in another game against Scherzer, in a 6-2 win by Texas when both got no-decisions.
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