Rangers Win Consecutive Games Over Pirates Led by deGrom, Seager

In a recent MLB game, the Texas Rangers defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-2, highlighted by Jacob deGrom's strong pitching performance. DeGrom struck out seven batters over six innings, allowing just two runs and five hits, extending his franchise record to 12 consecutive starts with two or fewer runs allowed. Corey Seager contributed with his first home run since May 10, helping to increase the Rangers' lead. Adolis Garcia added three hits, including a double and his ninth home run, and Marcus Semien continued his hitting streak to 12 games. The Pirates' rookie pitcher Mike Burrows struggled, lasting just under five innings and giving up four runs. The Rangers' first baseman Jake Burger exited the game early due to tightness, while center fielder Wyatt Langford missed the game with back spasms. Rookie Kumar Rocker will be pitching next for Texas against Pittsburgh's Mitch Keller.