Texas Rangers vs Los Angeles Angels Prediction: A close contest expected to favor the home side

On Friday, MLB action will take place at Globe Life Field, featuring a matchup between the Los Angeles Angels and the Texas Rangers. This will be the concluding game of a series that consisted of four games this week. The Angels were able to take the first two games, but the Rangers were able to pull off the victory on Thursday.

In Tuesday's game, the Rangers were able to take a brief 3-1 lead in the contest, but they were unable to maintain their advantage. Texas won their game on Wednesday thanks to a total of nine hits by the team. Andrew Heaney, the starter, was able to complete 3.2 innings with one earned run, five hits, and four walks. The Rangers have a record of 10-4 in their last 14 games against teams from the AL West, including 5-1 in their last six games played in game four of a series. In Texas's last eight Friday games, the overs have won 6-2 of those contests.

The Angels were able to take game one of this series by a score of 9-6 on Monday and then went on to win game two by a score of 7-3 on Tuesday. On Wednesday, Los Angeles fell by a score of 6-3 after allowing five runs to score throughout the seventh and eighth innings. In the starting role, Reid Detmers was successful in pitching 6.0 innings, allowing one earned run on three hits while also drawing three walks. The Angels have a record of 4-0 in their last four games played on Friday and a record of 4-1 in their last five games played on Friday. When playing game four of a series, the over is 6-1 in Los Angeles Angels' last seven games.

I'm going to go with the Rangers this time. However, this will be an extremely fascinating matchup among the starters. Eovaldi's latest start was a touch shaky (he pitched 6.1 innings and allowed four earned runs), but over his last three starts, he has a record of 3-0 with four earned runs allowed in 17.1 total innings. Ohtani is expected to do well in this game despite the fact that he has allowed seven earned runs across 11.0 innings in his last two games. The Texas offense didn't get going until the seventh inning on Wednesday, but the middle relief did a fantastic job of preserving the final victory for the team. My prediction is that the Rangers will win their final game.