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Rangers Beat Red Sox 8-6, Close Out Series Sunday

by Tyler Fountain

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers defeated The Boston Red Sox 8-6 in front of 35,000 fans in Arlington, Texas as the Rangers redeem themselves after yesterday’s loss.

Willie Calhoun was the player of the game, but tonight’s win was strictly a team effort. As the Red Sox and Rangers traded blows.

Five different players reached home base, Calhoun and Isiah Kiner-Falefa both homered tonight one in the fifth, and one in the sixth.

The third and sixth inning was where the Rangers got paid, with three runs in each inning. The Red Sox just couldn’t manage to stay a course.

Rangers close out the Series with the Red Sox at home Sunday.

Tyler Fountain was born in Little Rock, Arkansas, and is no stranger to the sports world. He grew up playing football, basketball, and baseball, yet it turned out that football would be the sport to pay for his education. Fountain attended Arkansas State University his freshman year, where he played football. He later attended Butte community college & Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Fountain finished college with two degrees, an associate in social and behavioral science, and a bachelor’s in strategic communications. He has an on-air personality, is enthusiastic, and is very energetic. His passion for sports journalism and reporting came from always being around sports, participating in sports, and understanding that he possesses the skill set and personality to get valuable information out. Fountain is very versatile and can adjust on the fly. His skills consist of sideline reporting, conducting interviews, newspaper editing, writing, and debating. Fountain was a beat writer for SWOSU sports, and also had his talk show and website for athletes who wanted their voice to be heard. Fountain hopes to gain experience, while also bringing energy and passion to the D210 team.

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