In a thrilling comeback, the Texas Rangers defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6-4, with Josh Smith's two-run single in the seventh providing the decisive runs. Despite their challenging season, the Rangers showed resilience, winning nine of their last twelve games.

Marcus Semien also contributed with a vital RBI single. Meanwhile, Angels' pitcher Tyler Anderson had a strong outing but couldn't maintain the lead. Both teams are facing hurdles, with injuries impacting the Angels’ roster.

In a thrilling game, the Texas Rangers came back to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 6-4, thanks to a clutch two-run single by Josh Smith in the seventh inning. The Rangers overcame two deficits, showcasing resilience as they scored three runs to take a 5-4 lead. Starting pitcher Jack Leiter delivered a strong performance, striking out six batters, while Kirby Yates secured his 28th save of the season.

The Angels' Taylor Ward hit a home run in the first inning, but the Rangers' offense responded effectively. Injuries to key Angels outfielders Jo Adell and Kevin Pillar impacted their game strategy. The Rangers look forward to their next matchup with Andrew Heaney on the mound, while the Angels will have rookie Caden Dana starting against them.