Rangers beat the Diamondbacks 11-7 and are one game away from the championship

PHOENIX, ARIZONA.- Texas Rangers defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks 11-7 in Game 4 of the World Series to move one victory away from being crowned champions in Major League Baseball.

The game was a concert of hits by both teams, but the Rangers’ early advantage was enough to tip the balance in their favor.

It was only the second inning when the Rangers came up with hits from Semien and Seager to cap a 5-run rally, which was a very hard blow to the Diamondbacks’ pitching staff.

As if that were not enough, the third inning at the top was another nightmare moment for Arizona fans, as the Rangers’ bats exploded again with Jankowski and Semien hitting the ball hard and making the score 10-0, just in the third chapter.

The Rangers would add one more run in the eighth inning and the Diamondbacks took a while to get into the game, they did so until the eighth inning with 4 runs and in a last desperate effort they added two more in the ninth, but it was already impossible.

With the victory, the Rangers need only one victory, which could come this Wednesday in the dispute of the fifth, and possibly final, game in the World Series. The winning pitcher was starter Heaney who worked 5 innings, allowing 4 hits and only one run. The defeated pitcher was Mantiply, who only lasted one and a third innings in the game.