ARLINGTON -- Chris Woodward’s first victory as Rangers manager was both memorable and dramatic, courtesy of
“It doesn’t mean as much to me as it does the belief that group needs to have,” Woodward said. “Our identity is being resilient and never giving up, not chasing results, but chasing the process, that’s just music to my ears. It almost made me shed a tear you hear one of your best players say that. I hope this is just an understanding, we just faced a really good team and faced some really good pitching.”\n\nThe Rangers had 11 hits, but also drew 12 walks. Cubs starter
“What I did the first four at-bats, that's me,” Choo said. “I wasn't ready to hit. I'm human; I've played this game a long time, and I've had worse games in my career, so honestly, inside \\[there were\\] a lot of negative things, but I told myself 'It's OK, I've had worse games in my career; I'll try to make it happen in the last at-bat.”
Rangers starter