Texas Rangers Fall to Minnesota Twins 10-2, deGrom Matches Career High in Earned Runs
In Minneapolis, the Texas Rangers lost to the Minnesota Twins 10-2. Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom allowed eight earned runs, matching a career high, in a game that impacted the Rangers' AL West chase.
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN, September 25, 2026 —
The Texas Rangers suffered a significant loss to the Minnesota Twins on Tuesday, with a final score of 10-2 in Minneapolis. The game saw a notable performance from Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom, who allowed eight earned runs, tying a personal career high.
The defeat has implications for the Rangers’ standing in the American League West division as they continue their chase for the division title. Details regarding the specific date of the game and its exact impact on the AL West standings beyond the general statement were not provided in the summary.
DeGrom’s outing marked a challenging appearance on the mound. Allowing eight earned runs is a rare occurrence for the veteran pitcher, and matching his career high in this category underscores the difficulty the Rangers faced against the Twins’ offense. The overall offensive performance of the Rangers was limited, contributing to the wide margin of defeat.
Further details about other key plays, offensive statistics for either team, or subsequent games were not included in the provided summary. The focus of the available information remains on the game’s outcome and the individual pitching performance of Jacob deGrom.
Story summarized from the original created by James Monical on kstp.com, see more information here.
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