Grant Anderson struggled during the final inning of Wednesday's game, allowing four runs due to three walks and a grand slam by Trent Grisham. This contributed to a tense finish for the Rangers, extending the game and underscoring the pressure on the bullpen. Despite this setback, Anderson’s performance reflects the challenges faced by relief pitchers in crucial moments.

After Jankowski's game-saving catch, Grant Anderson was called upon to secure the final out after Chafin loaded the bases. He successfully recorded his first major league save by getting Lenyn Sosa to fly out to center field. Manager Bruce Bochy emphasized that the credit for the save should go to Jankowski, acknowledging his pivotal defensive play that preserved the win.

Grant Anderson was optioned to Triple-A Round Rock by the Texas Rangers to clear a major league roster spot for Daniel Robert.

Grant Anderson, a right-hander for the Texas Rangers, was sent back to Triple-A after struggling with a high 8.35 ERA in 17 games this season. This move marks the fourth time Anderson has been optioned this season, with one more option remaining before requiring waivers for further call-ups.

Texas Rangers pitcher Grant Anderson laughs with catcher Jonah Heim after the final out of the eighth inning.