Athletics Nation · Mar 19, 2024
Three home runs not enough as Athletics tie Rangers
Rick Scuteri-USA TODAY SportsOakland blew a late lead in this one but at least didn’t give up the lead as they tied the Texas Rangers 7-7 in nine innings.
It was a bullpen day on the pitching side of things as reliever Tyler Ferguson got the ball to start today’s contest. Texas threatened right away but Ferguson kept them off the board with a little help from his catcher as Shea Langeliers threw out a base stealer at second. He had one more scoreless inning to end his day after only two frames.
The A’s got the scoring started in this one. Outfielder Miguel Andujar continued his hot spring with his fifth home run, this one a 2-run blast to left:
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