Nathan Eovaldi claimed the win over the Giants on Friday and combined with the bullpen to shut San Francisco out. Saturday’s starter, Tyler Mahle, took a no-decision but the Giants only scored three runs. On Sunday, Jack Leiter returned and he struggled with walks, but he didn’t allow the game to get away from him.

The starter: Tyler Mahle’s scoreless streak ended at 20 innings when Willy Adames lined a two-run single to left in the fifth inning, pushing his ERA all the way up to 1.14. Rangers starters have allowed a pair of runs in 11 innings in the first two games of the series.

The Giants are favored (-130 on the moneyline) when they take the field at home against the Rangers (+110). The San Francisco Giants will give the start to Jordan Hicks (1-3, 6.59 ERA), who is looking for win No.

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Heliot Ramos circled the bases on an infield single and two Texas errors for a Little League homer in the ninth inning as the San Francisco Giants raced past the Rangers 3-2 on Sunday.

Ramos hit a weak grounder with nobody on base, but it ended up being the winning play as he motored around the bases on two Rangers throwing errors.