The Texas Rangers staged a dramatic comeback to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 9-8, scoring six runs in the final two innings, including a two-run single by Jonathan Ornelas in the ninth. Nathaniel Lowe's home run and three RBIs were pivotal in the game, which saw the Angels squander a 7-1 lead. For the Angels, rookies Gustavo Campero and Niko Kavadas hit back-to-back home runs, but the team extended its franchise record for losses to 98. Earlier, Jacob deGrom pitched four solid innings with only one run allowed in the Rangers' 5-2 victory over the Angels, marking his third start since returning from Tommy John surgery. Despite not factoring into the decision, deGrom showed promise with a 1.69 ERA over his last three outings. Manager Bruce Bochy expressed optimism about deGrom's health heading into the next season.