Nathaniel Lowe homered with two outs in the sixth for the Rangers to break up a scoreless game, Mitch Garver connected one pitch later and Bruce Bochy beat his former San Francisco club 2-1 on Friday night.
All week long, Bochy reminded everybody this is an important stretch of baseball for his
Gray struck out seven and didn't walk a batter while allowing two hits over seven scoreless innings as AL West-leading Texas notched the best 116-game record in franchise history by improving to 69-47.Lowe's 14th drive of the year splashed into McCovey Cove beyond the wall in right field, the 163rd home run to reach the water in ballpark history, 61st by an opponent and fourth by a Rangers player - first since Shin-Soo Shoo on Aug. 2, 2020.
"That was really really cool for me, and the fans, I can't thank them enough," Bochy said. "They've been so great for me, and you never know how you're going to be received when you come back. It's a little emotional. It's a big game so try to be locked in on that but still, pretty cool, I can't thank them enough."
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