The Rangers were without Adolis Garcia for Game 4 of the World Series after he was removed from the roster due to injury. It turns out they didn’t need him on Tuesday night.
The Diamondbacks bullpen game didn’t get off to a strong start, and four pitchers and 10 runs later, Arizona was facing a double-digit deficit by the end of the third inning.
The Rangers scored five runs in the second and third inning, becoming the first team in MLB history to score five-plus runs in back-to-back innings in a World Series game, per OptaSTATS.
