The Texas Rangers scored 15 runs while the New York Yankees scored two runs.
A blowout victory to take three of four from New York? That’ll wipe the taste of Skyline Chili out of our mouths.
One month in the books and the Rangers are six games above .500, in first place in the American League West, are second in baseball in runs scored with 178 runs — a 6.35 runs per game average, and have baseball’s second best run differential at +72.
Remarkably, Texas probably should be doing even better in the standings and their run of early success has come while missing their star player Corey Seager for the last two plus weeks and all-world ace Jacob deGrom being good for about 50 pitches here and there so far.