Texas Rangers vs Miami Marlins: MLB Live Stream, Schedule, Lineups, and Injury Report, 12 September 2022

Texas Rangers vs Miami Marlins will take place at Ioan Depot Park in another round of MLB action. The Detroit Tigers will conclude their six-game trip Sunday afternoon with a three-game weekend series final against the Kansas City Royals.He didn’t pitch a full nine innings on Saturday night, but that didn’t stop Detroit from continuing to attack in his second game of the series. After the Royals hit first in the opening inning, Kelly Carpenter hit his 4th home run of the season in the 2nd inning, and the Tigers hit 3 more in the 3rd. Detroit pitched four more on a home run in the fifth inning. KC took the lead after a few innings, but the rain fell. Ultimately, they were forced to abandon the game, giving Detroit an 8-4 win.

It’s the first time the Tigers have won at least his third straight since his sixth in July. Five players scored his two goals for Detroit, including Victor Reyes, Javier Baez, and Harold Castro. Everyone had at least two RBIs while Reyes had two while driving for three runs. Matt Manning scored four points in 6.1 innings for his second win of the season. Salvador Perez was the only royal to score twice on Saturday night as Michael A. Taylor and Nicky Lopez drove in the team’s runs. The win puts the Tigers closer to the bottom of the table in the American League Central as they are just 1.5 games behind on Sunday.

Read more: Oakland Athletics vs Chicago White Sox Preview

Texas Rangers vs Miami Marlins: Predicted Lineup

Injury Report

Rangers: Brad Miller, Joe Barlow, Howard, Eli White, Mitch Garver

Marlins: Jazz Chisholm,  Avisail Garcia, Jorge Soler, Braxton Garrett, Cody Poteet, Max Meyer, Daniel Castano, Anthony Bender , Paul Campbell, Jordan Holloway, Sean Guenther

Where And When To Watch?

The match Texas Rangers vs Miami Marlins will take place at Ioan Depot Park in Miami, September 12 at 1:10 PM ET. The match will be telecast live on Bally Sports North and Amazon Prime Video. Fans can also subscribe to MLB.com and watch from any corner of the world.