The Texas Rangers showcased their offensive prowess by slugging four home runs in a dominant 6-0 victory over the Miami Marlins, sealing their sixth straight win.

Despite the triumphant performance, the Rangers faced a setback as standout rookie third baseman Josh Jung exited the game with a fractured thumb.

Homers from Nathaniel Lowe, Marcus Semien, Ezequiel Duran, and Adolis Garcia powered the Rangers’ offense. Pitcher Andrew Heaney contributed to the win by allowing only four singles in 5 2/3 shutout innings.

This victory marked both a six-game winning streak and the Rangers’ fourth consecutive game with multiple home runs, matching the team’s season highs and franchise record.

Jung’s injury occurred in the sixth inning during a dramatic play that resulted in a double play. The extent of his injury remains uncertain as the team awaits a specialist’s evaluation.

Jung had been a key contributor to the Rangers, leading major league rookies in several categories. His absence, combined with other injuries to players like All-Star shortstop Corey Seager and pitcher Nathan Eovaldi, presents challenges for the team moving forward.

Despite the hurdles, the Rangers maintain a 2½-game lead over the Houston Astros in the AL West. Their strong performance signals a potential shift in fortunes after years of challenges.

Meanwhile, the Marlins continue to face difficulties, losing their fourth consecutive game. Despite the setback, they remain within reach of the NL wild-card position.

The Rangers’ offensive display, combined with solid pitching from Heaney, propelled them to victory and showcased their determination to secure a winning season and pursue their playoff aspirations.