The Texas Rangers scored three runs while the Los Angeles Dodgers scored sixteen runs.
Remember when it was 1-0 after one Rangers batter? Good times.
Dane Dunning has been good this season, and a godsend in place of Jacob deGrom when the latter’s injury could have sunk the team. But, let’s face it, beyond literal results (which, hey, you can’t take away from him) Dunning hasn’t been fifth-best-starter-in-the-American League good as his ERA would perhaps have led one to believe.
Dunning was due for a clunker and boy were the Dodgers the team ready to serve it to him.