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ANAHEIM, CA - MAY 22: Los Angeles Angels catcher Logan O'Hoppe (14) catches a throw to home plate in time to tag Texas Rangers third baseman Josh Jung (6) out during an MLB baseball game against the Rangers played on May 22, 2026 at Angel Stadium in Anaheim, CA. (Photo by John Cordes/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesAngels 9, Rangers 6That was unpleasant.For the second time on this road trip, the Rangers scored a fairly large number of runs, but still lost.Previously, it was a combination of MacKenzie Gores lat and bad defense that was the primary cause of the lost.This time, it was Jacob deGrom giving up six runs in three innings.A six run, three inning outing from Jacob deGrom really makes you question whether you understand the universe.What does it say about our understanding of the world when Cal Quantrill outpitches Jacob deGrom?Has madness overtaken us? Does nothing have any meaning? Is it all randomness and chaos?Zach Neto is launching bombs off of Rangers pitches. Someone named Wade Meckler took Jacob deGrom deep. How do we fit that into our worldview?Are our struggles to fathom such events due to our own limitations, our blinkered views and inherent biases? Or are we at a point where acausal phenomena are ascendent, where surrealist scapes are the accepted norm?Also, Skip Schumaker did that thing again where he hit for Evan Carter too early, and it is annoying.Down two, leading off the seventh, Sam Haggerty pinch hit for Carter and popped out. The very next inning, with two on and two out, Carters spot in the lineup came up, and Haggerty, who hits righthanded pitchers about as well asLook, I cant think of an appropriate metaphor. Or simile. I was going to say about as well as I do, but you know, thats not fair to Sam Haggerty. I would be unable to make contact against a major league righthanded pitcher. Even Chris Martin, who returned to action in this game and gave up two runs in the eighth, including Zach Netos second home run of the game, and look, dammit, Zach Neto doesnt even sound like a real name, its a Star Wars-ass name, and you shouldnt be allowing him to home off of you, much less allow him to homer twice in one game, once against one of the best pitchers of his generation, even if said pitchers fastball has become ass for some reason.The first three batters Chris Martin faced were Neto, who had a 109.6 mph homer, Mike Trout, who had a 110.2 mph double, and Nolan Schanuel, who had a 104.2 mph single. Thats certainly the type of results that leads one to believe Martin didnt need any more time out on his rehab assignment.Zach Neto makes me think of Judge Ito, who Pauly Shore famously wanted to offer a burrito.Pauly Shore is terrible, by the way. Im in fact embarrassed I even mentioned him.Id go back and delete it, but it already happened, so even deleting it would just mean I was lying to myself about mentioning him, plus it seems apropos that in a game where Jacob deGrom gives up six runs in three innings that I would make a reference to something terrible that Im embarrassed to have mentioned, even if I really shouldnt be embarrassed, I guess, because random things run through your brain and sometimes you think of things that are objectively terrible, like right now that Well Im-a chicken fried song just popped into my head, and thats a really awful song and theres no reason for it to have suddenly appeared like that.See, yall wanted the Rangers to start scoring more runs. Now they are scoring more runs and the pitching staff is giving up more runs. This team is like a rug, where you flatted it in one plus and a bulge pops up elsewhere.Jacob deGroms fastball topped out at 98.2 mph, averaging 96.8 mph. Cal Quantrills sinker reached 95.0 mph. Jalen Beeks touched 94.8 mph with his fastball. Chris Martins fastball maxed out at 96.3 mph.Brandon Nimmo had a 108.7 mph home run, a 101.7 mph ground out, and a 101.2 mph double. Alejandro Osuna had a 104.6 mph single and a 101.8 mph double. Evan Carter had a 104.1 mph triple. Danny Jansen had a 103.6 mph homer. Jake Burger had a 102.6 mph double. Josh Jung had a 102.3 mph fly out.Two more games in Anaheim, then back home.

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Follow Daily Mail Sport's live blog for the latest score, team news and updates as Hull Citytake on Middlesbrough in the Championship play-offfinal at Wembley Stadium.

Hull City have threatened to take legal action if they lose the play-off final, as the club's players arrive at Wembley Stadium.The Tigers are set to face Middlesbrough, who lost to Southampton but were reinstated after the Saints were booted out of the competition for admitting to spying on Boro.Hull's owner, Acun Ilicali, told BBC Radio Humberside outside Wembley Stadium before kick-off: "Our legal team says that we have to go for action, that's for sure."So we have no doubt about it. Here, all we want is justice. If justice is broken, nobody will enjoy football."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayIlicali labelled Middlesbrough's reinstatement to the competition "unbelievable".He said: "If this action was so big that a team is out of the play-offs, why didn't they let them not play the semi-final, investigate and take Southampton out and put Wrexham in?"Why is Wrexham out now? Put Wrexham in and continue the competition."For me, an eliminated team [being] put back - also our lawyers say this, and that's their opinion too - is an incredibly wrong decision."LATEST SPORTS NEWSHull City team bus has window smashed in hours before Championship play-off finalBruno Fernandes named Premier League Player of the Season after stunning campaign with Red DevilsGolf chief removed by PGA of America following abuse suffered by Rory McIlroy and other starsIlicali avoided discussing the outcome of the EFL's independent disciplinary commission's hearing before the day of the final.He explained: "Now I can talk a little more because now the boys are in the stadium and they will not hear me. I didn't want to make their focus disturbed."Decisions are discussable from what I understand from our lawyers, very discussable."But of course we have to focus on the game and the boys are tough enough to overcome these difficulties."The situation escalated after Southampton admitted to multiple breaches of EFL regulations.The scandal erupted when a club intern was discovered recording a Middlesbrough training session ahead of the play-off semi-final clash.Staff at the Teesside club confronted the individual, who subsequently departed the scene, sparking what has been labelled "Spygate 2.0".The disciplinary commission heard that Southampton had violated EFL rules prohibiting surveillance of opponents within 72 hours of a fixture.Beyond the Middlesbrough incident, the club under manager Tonda Eckert confessed to two separate spying breaches earlier in the season.These additional violations occurred before matches against Oxford United and Ipswich Town.Southampton chief executive Phil Parsons issued an open letter to supporters on Wednesday, acknowledging the club's misconduct whilst maintaining that the sanction was excessive."What happened was wrong. The club has admitted breaches of EFL Regulations 3.4 and 127," Parsons wrote."We are sorry to the other clubs involved, and most of all to the Southampton supporters whose extraordinary loyalty and support this season deserved better from the club."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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