Kansas City, Missouri – Kyle Higashioka lost three straight in the ninth inning after two mistakes at Vinnie Pasquantino, with the Texas Rangers 6-3 in a rally Wednesday night.
Wyatt Langford is a two-step walk from Sam Long (1-3), and Corey Seager initially mistakenly plays his slow roller, which is safe. Marcus Semien reached out on the big hit rate in the infield until Higashioka doubled along the left line.
Hoby Milner (2-3) won the final four games of the victory.
Mike Yastrzemski and Jr. Bobby Witt Jr. lead with singles starter Caleb Boushley, followed by Pasquantino with his 25th home run 3-1. Witt scored three hits for the Royals, including his 39th doubles – the Grand Slam.
Boushley filled the game for Jacob Degrom, who started skipping after experiencing arm fatigue after his last outing. Boushley first made two innings after his 38 electric balls.
Langford scored his 18th home run to lead against rookie Noah Cameron. Langford scored a single and scored with Semien's two-point base hit rate, cutting it to 3-2 in third place.
Cameron made three hits and three walks in 4 2/3 innings, and Kansas City finished with a five-game winning streak with two runs.
Jonah Heim won the lead doubles in the seventh inning Daniel Lynch IV before scoring a 3-3 second-point single in Seager Lucas Erceg.
Critical moments
Higashioka's doubles made the first lead in the first inning since Session.
Key statistics
Royals have played the least home runs in the American League, but they have won five of their six games this season, beating the Rangers 14-3.
Next
LHP Patrick Corbin (6-9, 4.45) is scheduled to begin Thursday, with a four-game series against Royals RHP RHP Michael Lorenzen (5-8, 4.43) as the Rangers split.
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