The Rangers enjoyed their first walk-off win and their first multi-homer game by a player this season on Friday night.\n\nThey were one strike away from another loss before
Huff didn't bat during the game-winning rally in the 10th, but he was enough of a threat that inning to impact Astros manager Dusty Baker's strategy.\n\n“There was a lot on the line for \\[the Astros\\],” Rangers manager Chris Woodward said. “To see our younger guys out in that situation and competing was great. I'm really proud of our team. We haven't won many games this year, and it has been hard, but we keep fighting. They haven't quit.”\n\nThe Rangers trailed, 3-2, when Guzmán, after falling behind 0-2 in the count, hit a 2-2 curve ball down the right-field line. The ball had an exit velocity of 90.7 mph and traveled a projected distance of 342 feet, but that was enough to tie the game.\n\n“Down to our last strike, Guzie has a great at-bat, gets a hanging breaking ball and hits it out,” Woodward said.
Gallo, facing a drawn-in infield, hit a grounder that second baseman
\n\nHuff gave the Rangers a 1-0 lead in the second when he pulled a 1-1 slider from Astros starter