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Rangers Waste Gore Start, Fundamentals Fall Apart (opens the original)
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MacKenzie Gore gave Texas five innings and a winnable game. The Rangers answered with three hits, 15 strikeouts and the kind of sloppy fundamental baseball Austin argues a team fighting for October cannot afford. Austin gets into why Gore was the clean positive in a 6-3 loss to the Mets, what went wrong when Nathan Eovaldi entered in the sixth, and why the defensive mistakes and lack of sustained contact felt bigger than one bad night. The show also digs into accountability under Skip Schumaker,
Texas Is 3-0, Tennessee Tests the Margin for Error (opens the original)
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Texas beat UTSA 30-6 without needing Arch Manning to carry the afternoon, and that may be the more interesting takeaway than another quarterback grade. Through three games, the Longhorns have already won with three different primary engines: offensive firepower, a fourth-quarter comeback, and complementary football built around defense, the run game and Gianni Spetic. Austin gets into whether that versatility is becoming a real strength or simply proof Texas still has not played its complete gam
deGrom Falls Short as Rangers' Pitching Run Hits Limit (opens the original)
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Texas finally hit the limit of how much pitching chaos it could survive in a 7-2 loss to Toronto. Jacob deGrom lasted just 4⅓ innings with four walks, the bullpen finally cracked after carrying the club through the homestand, and the offense managed only two runs on Jake Burger's homer. Houston lost too, so the Rangers still enter Monday's off-day alone atop the AL West by one game. Austin gets into why deGrom failed to give the staff the reset it needed, why the bullpen deserves more grace than
Dak Makes Cowboys History, Defense Still Has Questions (opens the original)
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Dak Prescott made Cowboys history in a 37-20 win over Washington, throwing four touchdowns without an interception and passing Tony Romo for the Cowboys' career passing-touchdown record. CeeDee Lamb went for 153 yards and two scores, while Jake Ferguson added two touchdowns of his own. Austin gets into why the offense earned real trust in the Week 2 response, why the defense still leaves questions despite Jaishawn Barham forcing a key fumble, and why Jayden Daniels' 69 rushing yards kept the mob
Rangers Claim First Behind Montgomery’s Hitless Relief (opens the original)
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Texas survived another pitching emergency and ended the night alone atop the AL West with a 6-2 win over Toronto. Cal Quantrill exited with right lat tightness after 1⅓ innings, but Jordan Montgomery answered with 3⅔ hitless innings as the Rangers pieced together the rest and Houston fell to Atlanta. Austin gets into why this pitching staff keeps finding answers, whether this run is starting to carry a little 2023 magic, and how Josh Jung and Nathan Eovaldi have changed the feel of the club sinc
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