A’s Game Undone by Injury as Offense Shines in Loss

April 23, 2025, 1:20 am

In an MLB duel, despite an explosive three‐run homer by Semien leading to an 8–5 win for the Rangers over the A’s, the home team suffered a setback when reliever José Leclerc was forced out after just seven pitches with right shoulder soreness. The game showcased both high offensive output and a painful injury narrative that marred the contest.


winnipegfreepress.com / Semien hits 3-run homer, Rangers beat A’s 8-5 while Pederson slump reaches 0 for 41

winnipegfreepress.com / A’s reliever José Leclerc leaves game after 7 pitches with right shoulder soreness


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