Scott Feldman's second win of 2010 has been a long time coming, but he needed a lot of help from the offense to get there. His teammates picked him up, pounding out 20 hits (including three long balls) for 13 runs. I hope he buys a few of them dinner or a drink or something.
The Rangers jumped on the board early, scoring four runs in the 1st inning. Feldman turned around and gave up three to Baltimore in the top of the 2nd. I was having flashbacks to Rich Harden in Toronto. It wasn't a good feeling.
Thankfully, the Texas offense wasn't done. In fact, they were far from it. Joaquin Arias, in his first game at first base, was the only hitless starter, and everyone else in the lineup had more than one. Nelson Cruz had four hits and was just a triple shy of the cycle. David Murphy had three hits, which isn't too bad for a fourth outfielder.
The Rangers added five runs to their lead in the 8th. They appeared unnecessary, but Guillermo Moscoso made sure they wer...
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