Heliot Ramos put forward the bottom of the ninth kick with a “Little League Home Run”, and two Texas Ranger threw mistakes to get into the apartment in a field single and gave a host San Francisco Giants a 3-2 in the afternoon.
The parade around the bases began when Ramos gave birth to the first step between Luke Jackson’s mound and the third base, where Jackson was naked and the first master Jake Burger.
Burger chased the ball in the foul area on the right area, but Ramos’s third place was offline, and the giant’s second output win and the fifth of the season allowed the club to go home.
Camilo Doval (2-1), who needed only 10 fields to retire Rangers at the top of the ninth, was credit. Jackson (0-3) lost.
For the second day in a row, Rangers jumped to the heads of his 2-0 head, just to see the drawings of the giants to establish the ninth dramatic.
Marcus Semien’s two -round single off Giants march Jordan Hicks made Texas’s early leadership. Burger and Joc Pederson, who were both doubled, scored goals in hit.
Giants, Jack Leiter’s savagery, at the end of the first of the winner of the Wilmer Floreres scored a march in a march. Leiter had previously walked two of the three men at his base.
San Francisco ranked fourthly by Christian Koss’dan Rangers’ relaxing Jacob Latz, a two -output RBI single.
Leiter was with the fourth place, accused of two running in two strokes. He walked quarters and shot three.
Hicks worked the top five inning and gave two runs and seven hit. He shot three without walking.
Ramos had two singles and scored twice a day and without extra base hit for Giants, who went 5-2 in his home that lasted one week and won three single conditions.
The win, San Francisco Nine matches for the first time this season.
Leody Tavares doubled twice, and Pederson had a couple and single for Rangers, who finished Northern California with a couple of 2-1 series defeat.
Texas shot 10-5 hosts.
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