Jack Leiter Secures First MLB Win in Rangers' Victory Over Red Sox

The rookie pitcher delivered a strong five-inning performance as Jonah Heim's two home runs and a solid bullpen effort sealed a 4-1 win.

Jack Leiter earned his first career MLB win, pitching five innings with one run allowed, four strikeouts, and one walk against the Boston Red Sox.
Jonah Heim hit two solo home runs, including a pivotal 417-foot shot in the fifth inning that gave the Rangers the lead.
The Texas Rangers' bullpen combined for four scoreless innings to preserve the win after Leiter's solid start.
Wyatt Langford made a critical defensive play in the second inning, preventing the Red Sox from scoring with a running catch in left field.
Manager Bruce Bochy praised Leiter's performance, emphasizing its importance for the rookie's confidence and development as a major league pitcher.