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On this Day in Rangers History in 2010 - On July 20, 2010, the Texas Rangers defeated the Detroit Tigers 8-0 in a shutout at Comerica Park. Starting pitcher Tommy Hunter earned the win, and the victory helped the Rangers extend their AL West division lead during their memorable run to the World Series.

Texas recorded 14 hits on the night, including homers from Josh Hamilton, Ian Kinsler, and David Murphy, backed by a strong 7.2 inning, 3-strikeout performance from Hunter to lock up the shutout.

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The Rangers take on the Chicago White Sox for 3 starting tonight. Here's what you need to know:

First Pitch: 7:05 PM CDT
TV: Rangers Sports Network/BZZR
Radio: 105.3 The Fan/Rangers Radio Network/SiriusXM/MLB App/KFLC 1270 (Spanish)

Stat of the Day: Evan Carter is batting .270 (10-37) in 15 games since his 6/28 activation from IL.

Happy Birthday to former Rangers catcher Bengie Molina!

Acquired by Texas in a mid-season trade from the San Francisco Giants, Molina famously hit for one of the unlikeliest cycles in MLB history on July 16, 2010, against the Boston Red Sox. Known for his lack of speed, Molina hit a grand slam early in the game and capped off the milestone with a late-inning triple—prompting the iconic broadcasting line that "pigs have flown in Boston"

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Go Rangers. Go Giants. Go Orioles!

Happy birthday to former Ranger Patrick Corbin!

Patrick was a starting pitcher for the Rangers last season. He served as a consistent inning-eater for the Rangers, posting a 7-11 record with a 4.40 ERA and 131 strikeouts across 155.1 innings