The Texas Rangers secured a thrilling 13-8 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays, highlighted by rookie Wyatt Langford's impressive performance, which included a home run, two doubles, and reaching base five times. Jonah Heim, who had been struggling, contributed significantly with a two-run single that broke a tie in the sixth inning, marking his comeback after a rough September start. Leody Taveras also had a standout game with a homer among his three hits, while the Rangers collectively amassed 13 hits, though they left 13 runners on base. Pitcher Matt Festa earned the win, improving his record to 5-0 since joining the Rangers, while Nathan Eovaldi faced his toughest outing of the season, allowing seven runs. Eovaldi, who is set to become a free agent, admitted to needing better execution of his pitches. Langford emphasized the importance of finishing the season strong as he continues to excel with a .345 batting average in September.