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Francisco’s first run sends Texas to loss
Frank Francisco’s magical ride came to a sour end on Sunday afternoon, and so did the Rangers’ magnificent month of May. Francisco, who had not given up an earned run in his last 30 appearances going back to Aug. 18, 2008, did so on Sunday at a most inopportune moment. Called in to preserve a tie game and allow the Rangers to complete a gritty comeback, Francisco instead gave up a home run to Adam Kennedy with one out in the ninth inning that gave the Athletics a 5-4 victory at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington. The Rangers, who lead the American League West by 4 1/2 games, trailed 4-0 with nine outs to go, but scored two in the seventh and two in the eighth to tie the game. They also had the best of the back end of their bullpen to finish the comeback. “We’ll take those odds all day long,” third baseman Michael Young said. “Frankie has been lights out all year long. We expect him to be great, they just got a big home run off him. If we have that situation again, I like our chances.” Francisco had not allowed a run in 17 2/3 innings this season, the most innings this season by a Major League pitcher without giving up a run. “Fastball down the middle,” Francisco said an hour after the game was over. “We can’t expect him to be perfect,” outfielder David Murphy said. “We’re disappointed with the way it happened, but by no means did we expect him to be scoreless the entire season. He’s allowed to make a mistake now and then.” The loss ends the Rangers’ three-game winning streak, but they still went 20-9 in May, the second winningest month in club history. “We’re not dumping champagne on our head because we had a good May, but we are making progress,” Young said. “We’re getting better and we’re finding ways to attack our weaknesses. I expect that to continue.” Rangers manager Ron Washington had a fully rested bullpen ready for both the ninth inning and extra frames. Jason Jennings, C.J. Wilson, Darren O’Day and Francisco were all ready to go if needed. Washington just wanted one scoreless inning with his closer and then would take a shot to win it in the ninth. “In a tie game, it’s either bring in your closer or not use him,” Washington said. Athletics manager Bob Geren, who was already deep into the back end of his bullpen by having used both Michael Wuertz and Andrew Bailey, knew the Rangers were in good position. “When they bring in a guy who hasn’t allowed a run backed up by Wilson, you think you’ve got to score two to beat them,” Geren said. “Emotionally, it was big to win against a guy who hasn’t given up a run this season. That guy has a good arm and a good offspeed pitch. He is one of the best closers in the game.” The Rangers spent the first six innings of the afternoon totally baffled by Athletics left-hander Dallas Braden. He allowed just three hits through those six frames while Rangers starter Kevin Millwood gave up a home run to Kennedy in the first and Jason Giambi in the sixth. The home run by Giambi was his 37th against the Rangers in his career, most for any active player. Millwood was gone after six, having thrown 116 pitches, and was not involved in the decision. After carrying the Rangers’ pitching staff in April, he finished May at 2-2 with a 4.28 ERA. He does not have a win in his last three starts and just one in his last five starts. “I was just a little inconsistent out there,” Millwood said. “I threw too many pitches, especially in the first and second inning, that ran me out of gas. I still feel like I’m pitching well but not getting the results. It is what it is. All I can do is control what I can control and not worry about anything else.” Millwood left trailing, 2-0, against Braden. The Athletics scored two more off Derek Holland to make it 4-0 before the Rangers struck back with a two-run double from Jarrod Saltalamacchia in the bottom of the seventh. They tied it in the bottom of the eighth after Young led off with an infield hit and Nelson Cruz drew a one-out walk against Wuertz. Bailey took over, but singles by Hank Blalock and Marlon Byrd tied the game. Bailey kept it that way by striking out Murphy and getting Saltalamacchia on a popout.
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Rangers’ rout makes for May history
The Rangers have only one more day to enjoy one of the best months in club history. This month has been so good, in fact, for the Rangers that it has even exceeded what they accomplished last year in May. That’s saying something. The Rangers pushed this month into new heights of historical standing when they pounded the Oakland Athletics, 14-1, before a near-sellout crowd of 45,325 fans at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington on Saturday. Brandon McCarthy survived a near-disastrous first inning to earn his fifth victory, most on the staff, and the Rangers have won 14 of their past 19 games. They are also now 20-8 for the month of May, their most victories ever in that month in club history. It’s only the second time in Rangers history that they’ve won 20 games in a month, one short of the record of 21-10 set in September 1978. “A refreshing victory,” Rangers manager Ron Washington said. “We’re having fun and it’s easy to have fun when you’re doing the things we’re doing. We’re pitching pretty good, catching the ball pretty good and doing enough to put runs on the board. Tonight we broke out a little bit.” The Rangers were 19-10 in May last season on their way to a 79-83 record for the season. That 19-10 record came after a 10-18 April and left them four games behind the Angels in the American League West when the month was over. This season, after going 10-11 in April, the Rangers have now been sitting in first place in the AL West for 25 straight days. That’s their longest continuous stretch sitting in first place since 1999 when they won their last division title by spending 139 straight days atop the AL West. “It all starts with pitching and defense,” said third baseman Michael Young, who had three hits. “I know that sounds like a broken record around here, but that’s why we’re having so much fun.” The Rangers’ offense joined in the fun with 17 hits, second most in a game this season, and five walks. The Rangers, who came into the game with the third fewest walks in the American League, have 24 walks in their past five games. Ian Kinsler had two walks and scored after both. “If you’re generating walks, you’re having good at-bats and not swinging at bad pitches,” Kinsler said. “That’s what we need all up and down the lineup, just tough at-bats. Swing at strikes and take balls. If we can be consistent in that, our offense will be much better.” McCarthy was the one issuing walks early in a strange first inning. He threw 22 pitches and only seven of them were strikes. He walked the first two batters and three of the first four, and still escaped with just one run scored. After McCarthy walked the first two hitters, he fell behind 2-0 to Matt Holliday. Pitching coach Mike Maddux made a quick visit to the mound and McCarthy responded immediately to what he said. He threw a four-seam fastback and Holliday hit it right at second baseman Kinsler for a double play. “I don’t even remember what [Maddux] said,” McCarthy said. “I was searching all over the place trying to find something. It was probably the same message he always says: ‘Go after them … you have good stuff …now find it.’” McCarthy then walked Jason Giambi and got a break when Kurt Suzuki’s double deep into the right-center field gap ricocheted into the Rangers’ bullpen. That kept a second run from scoring and McCarthy then wiggled out of the inning by getting Ryan Sweeney on a pop to third base. Sweeney’s popout started a complete turnaround for McCarthy. Sweeney was the first of 12 straight hitters McCarthy retired. McCarthy also retired 16 of 18 hitters before leaving after six innings. By then, the Rangers were sitting on a 10-1 lead. “I really have no answer,” McCarthy said. “I just settled in and got back to getting into a groove.” The Rangers as a team have been in one for most of May. They’ve also been doing pretty good against the AL West. The Rangers need one more victory against the Athletics on Sunday to sweep the four-game series. If so, it would be their third straight sweep of an AL West opponent after taking a pair of three-game series on the last homestand against the Mariners and Angels. They are 13-2 against the AL West so far this season.
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Big first sends Texas to twin-bill sweep
The Rangers swept Friday’s doubleheader from the Athletics. They took the first game, 6-3, and the second, 5-2. “Two very efficient ballgames,” Rangers manager Ron Washington said. “We had great defense, clutch hitting. That’s a lot of fun. “It’s huge because they’re in our division. I always believe we have to play well in our division.” The Rangers scored four times in the first inning of the second game. Ian Kinsler led off the frame with a walk two batters before Josh Hamilton scored him with a double. Hank Blalock hit a double of his own to score Hamilton. The A’s decided to intentionally walk Chris Davis, who went 0-for-4 with four strikeouts in the first game, to face Taylor Teagarden. The move backfired when Teagarden singled to score two runs. Teagarden scored the Rangers’ fifth run in the fourth inning on a Michael Young sacrifice fly. The Athletics scored in the third inning when Matt Holliday made a smart play on the basepaths. Jason Giambi laced a hard-hit grounder to Davis, who stepped on first and threw to second base. Holliday allowed himself to be caught in a rundown while Orlando Cabrera scored from third. The run counted because Cabrera touched the plate before Holliday was tagged out and the third out was not a force. Holliday scored the Athletics’ first run of the game. Davis continued his struggles at the plate. He went 0-for-7 with six strikeouts over the doubleheader. The record is seven. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, it has been accomplished five times, the last by Mike Vail on Sept. 26, 1975, with the New York Mets. “There’s no point about getting mad,” Davis said. “It’s part of the game. No point taking it out on a bat rack.” He plans to come to the ballpark early Saturday and put in some extra work. “I think I’m close,” Davis said. “I’m not going to put a timetable on it. I’m going to come in early tomorrow and look at video and make an adjustment. “Obviously I gotta make some kind of adjustment.” He hasn’t carried his struggles at the plate into the field. Davis made an excellent play on a foul pop in the seventh inning of the first game and on a hard-hit liner in the fourth inning of the second game. When Davis flied out to deep center field, the crowd gave him a standing ovation, something not lost upon him. “I thought it was funny,” he said. “I was laughing about it.” Despite Davis’ struggles, Washington doesn’t plan to bench the first baseman. Over his last 11 games, Davis has struck out in 23 of 37 at-bats.
“Rest won’t do him any good,” Washington said. “What he needs is to see pitches. He’s trying to let the ball come to him, and that’s good.” Scott Feldman battled over six innings, allowing two earned runs on 104 pitches. “There wasn’t a single inning he worked that was easy,” Washington said. “He worked pretty hard to get to the sixth.” Feldman said his mechanics were probably the cause of that. “I don’t know if I was repeating my mechanics,” he said. “It took me a little longer to get to know where my stuff was going.”
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