US EditionRangers down Cubs 6-2 behind Corey Seager’s 2 HRs
- The Texas Rangers defeated the Chicago Cubs 6-2 in Chicago on Wednesday.
- The Rangers avoided being swept by the Cubs in the final game of the series.
- Corey Seager propelled Texas with two solo home runs, one in the first and another in the seventh.
- Tyler Mahle pitched seven strong innings, allowing one run and lowering his ERA to 1.32.
- Shota Imanaga took the loss, surrendering five earned runs across five innings, raising his ERA to 2.70.
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For the first time this season, Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga wasn’t completely in control of the game.In the Cubs’ 6-2 loss Wednesday to the Rangers, a four-run rally in the fifth inning spelled the end of Imanaga’s outing. It was the first time all season that Imanaga had given up multiple runs in a start. And the five-inning effort stood out after he’d thrown at least seven innings in each of his last two starts.“I thought he pitched fine,” …
Seager homers twice as the Rangers avoid a sweep in Chicago, beat the Cubs 6-2
Texas shortstop Corey Seager homered twice as the Rangers avoided a sweep in Chicago, beating the Cubs 6-2. The two-time World Series MVP opened the game with a solo shot to left-center, and then lined another solo home run to…
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