The Texas Rangers will be without All-Star right fielder Adolis García and starting pitcher Max Scherzer for the rest of the World Series.
Rangers fans made the trip to Globe Life Field on Monday night to watch Texas take on the Arizona D-backs in Game 3. FOX 4's Peyton Yager talked to the excited crowd after the big win to put Texas two wins away from a World Series.
Scherzer, a trade deadline acquisition, struggled through 3 starts for Texas in the playoffs after battling back from injury to return for the ALCS against Houston.
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