After dropping the first two games of the series in Atlanta, Texas bounced back on Sunday to win.
Texas Rangers' Adolis García watches a two-run home run in the eighth inning of a baseball game against the Atlanta Braves Sunday, April 21, 2024, in Atlanta.In other words, it didn’t take much for Eovaldi, who loves talking the art and science of pitching, to help Yates refine the pitch. They talked grips this spring. Eovaldi mentioned how loose he tries to keep his wrist when throwing the pitch. That was all it took.
He entered the game with tying runs on base to face Orlando Arcía with two outs in the eighth. At 1-1, he threw a splitter that had lots of late dive for a swing and a miss. Gave him a big advantage in the matchup. He came right back with a fastball above the zone to get Arcía to chase for Strike Three. Inning over.“I’m glad he’s healthy,” Snitker said. “Kirby went through a lot for a lot of years, so I’m happy for him that he’s healthy and continuing his career.
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