Tyler Glasnow's outing was cut short due to leg cramping in a tightly contested game, where the Dodgers edged the Texas Rangers 1-0. Despite showing dominant form early, retiring the side with three strikeouts in the fourth, Glasnow's discomfort was evident when he returned to pitch the fifth inning. The Dodgers managed to secure a series win with a late-game sacrifice fly from Freddie Freeman.

Injury woes continue for the Dodgers, who are already missing Blake Snell and Blake Treinen due to shoulder and forearm issues, respectively. Manager Dave Roberts expressed optimism about Glasnow's condition, noting past instances of similar cramping that did not lead to extended absences. For a team with postseason aspirations, Glasnow's health is critical, making this latest concern particularly troubling.