If you haven’t noticed, Texas Rangers slugger Adolis García has a flair for the dramatic. He provided another incredible moment in the late innings Saturday to beat the Dodgers and lift the Rangers to win No. 13 on the season. The Dodgers pitching staff held the struggling Texas offense in check all afternoon, as Texas had just tallied three hits in the first eight innings. The Rangers entered the bottom of the ninth trailing 3-2, with their only offense all day coming from a two-run blast from Kyle Higashioka in the third inning. Los Angeles brought on Kirby Yates, who was an All-Star closer for the Rangers in 2024, for the save. Josh Smith led the inning off with a double, putting the tying run in scoring position. Rangers Be the smartest Rangers fan. Get the latest news. SIGN UP Or with: Google Facebook By signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy García had other ideas besides just tying the game up. He turned on a 1-1 fastball, blasting it into the left field seats for a two-run walkoff home run. García caught every bit of it, sending it 394 feet with an exit velocity of 105.6 mph. Advertisement A WALK-OFF BOMB FROM EL BOMBI BEATS THE DODGERS!💣 HELLO WIN COLUMN! #StraightUpTXpic.twitter.com/6b76P5qlzm — SportsDay Rangers (@dmn_rangers) April 19, 2025 The home run gave Texas a 4-3 win and also provided the Rangers a chance to win their weekend series against the Dodgers on Sunday. Advertisement Find more Rangers coverage from The Dallas Morning News here. Advertisement Click or tap here to sign up for our Rangers newsletter.