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The Texas Rangers edged the Arizona Diamondbacks 6–5 on May 13 at Globe Life Field in a low-scoring affair marked by offensive inefficiency on both sides. Texas managed just 8 hits with a .233 batting average and .682 OPS, yet capitalized on Arizona's miscues to secure the win; the Rangers' lone home run and 6 RBIs proved decisive despite striking out 10 times. Arizona out-hit the hosts 10–8 and drew 8 walks compared to Texas's 1, but squandered those opportunities, scoring only 5 runs with a .686 OPS and no home runs. Rangers pitching was shaky, allowing 10 hits and 5 earned runs with an ERA of 3.63, while Arizona's staff struck out 10 but surrendered 6 runs across 8 hits allowed. Texas committed 1 error that could have altered the outcome in a game where both offenses underperformed relative to their plate discipline metrics. The Rangers' ability to win despite subpar hitting efficiency suggests their pitching depth may carry them through upcoming stretches against division rivals.