ARLINGTON — Texas Rangers pitcher Nathan Eovaldi started his second game since being activated from the Injured List last week, throwing 72 pitches over five scoreless innings. “I felt strong towards the end,” Eovaldi said. “I made a few mechanical adjustments from the last outing to this one, and I feel like they helped out a lot.”

Imagine you’re an opposing team who faces one of the best pitchers in the world in Jacob deGrom on Tuesday night. You get beat, but Wednesday is a new day. Waiting on Wednesday isn’t the greatest pitcher of his generation,

Marcus Semien and Corey Seager homered, Nathan Eovaldi pitched five strong innings in his second start since missing a month with an elbow issue and the Texas Rangers beat the Baltimore Orioles