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Dallas Keuchel was back to his Cy Young form the last time out for the Houston Astros. Then again, neither have his Houston Astros of late. As the left-hander tries to build on his latest performance, he'll look to help the Astros avoid a 10th consecutive road loss to the Texas Rangers in Thursday night's series finale. Continue to Article

April 21, 2016 1:26:am EST

Dallas Keuchel was back to his Cy Young form the last time out for the Houston Astros. Then again, neither have his Houston Astros of late. As the left-hander tries to build on his latest performance, he'll look to help the Astros avoid a 10th consecutive road loss to the Texas Rangers in Thursday night's series finale. Continue to Article

April 21, 2016 1:26:am EST

  Texas Rangers infielders Elvis Andrus and Adrian Beltre have baseball's most interesting and entertaining relationship. They have deep discussions about who should be catching pop flies in their shared infield territory, and Andrus loves to troll Beltre about his head in general — how large it is, and how Beltre doesn't like to have his head touched. (That particular fact has never stopped Andrus from constantly trying to touch his head, of course.) But during Tuesday night's game against the Houston Astros their relationship got a whole new chapter, and that chapter is titled "Never Celebrate Prematurely."  [ Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now ] In the sixth inning, Andrus yanked a pitch from Josh Fields deep into left field. The announcers thought the ball was going out, most of the stadium thought the ball was going out, and Andrus thought it was going out. But it didn't go out. It bounced against the wall and Andrus had to pick up the pace. But while all this was happening, Beltre was leaning against the dugout railing, waving his arms and wildly signaling for Andrus to RUN! Andrus knew what he had done, and once he was safely at second base he recognized his teammates and laughed off his mistake.  Brett Nicholas was up next, and he hit a looper to right field for an RBI double. When Andrus came around to score, everyone in the dugout congratulated him as usual. But Beltre had no love to give , and greeted him with a cold, cold stare.  Continue to Article

April 20, 2016 9:52:am EST

Texas Rangers infielders Elvis Andrus and Adrian Beltre have baseball's most interesting and entertaining relationship. They have deep discussions about who should be catching pop flies in their shared infield territory, and Andrus loves to troll Beltre about his head in general -- how large it is, and how Beltre doesn't like to have his head touched. (That particular fact has never stopped Andrus from constantly trying to touch his head, of course.) But during Tuesday night's game against the Houston Astros their relationship got a whole new chapter, and that chapter is entitled "Never Celebrate Prematurely."  In the sixth inning, Andrus yanked a pitch from Josh Fields deep into left field. The announcers thought the ball was going out, most of the stadium thought the ball was going out, and Andrus thought it was going out. But it didn't go out. It bounced against the wall and Andrus had to pick up the pace. But while all this was happening, Adrian Beltre was leaning against the dugout railing, waving his arms and wildly signaling for Andrus to RUN! Andrus knew what he had done, and once he was safely at second base he recognized his teammates and laughed off his mistake.  Brett Nicholas was up next, and he hit a looper to right field for an RBI double. When Andrus came around to score, everyone in the dugout congratulated him as usual. But Beltre had no love to give , and greeted him with a cold, cold stare.  Continue to Article

April 20, 2016 9:52:am EST