Beltre Not In Rangers Lineup For ALDS Game 3
Third baseman Adrian Beltre is not in the Texas Rangers' lineup for Game 3 of the AL Division Series.
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Third baseman Adrian Beltre is not in the Texas Rangers' lineup for Game 3 of the AL Division Series.
Game 3 against the Blue Jays is Sunday night in Texas, a game that will start about the same time the Dallas Cowboys should be finishing their home game across the street against the New England Patriots.
The Rangers beat David Price in Game 1 on Thursday and outlasted Toronto in 14 innings on Friday to take Game 2, putting themselves in position to advance to the ALCS one season after going 67-95.
Through four playoff games, the road teams are undefeated. The home teams will try to turn it around Friday in the first day of full playoff action: four games spread throughout the day for your viewing pleasure. Enjoy.
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