News about Nathaniel Lowe

As the Texas Rangers celebrated their first ever World Series victory on Friday, Nathaniel Lowe demonstrated his catching skills and beer-chugging skills. On a 2-mile route near the team's ballpark for a parade to celebrate the franchise's first world championship, over 300,000 Rangers supporters gathered and stacked hundreds of dozens more in some areas. In Game 5 against the Arizona Diamondbacks, the party came two days after Texas wrapped up the World Series crown with a 5-0 victory on the road.

Following their series victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Texas Rangers have returned home with the World Series trophy. The Rangers clinched their first MLB championship on Wednesday night after beating their opponents in five games. The champions were captured clutching the Commissioner's Trophy as they stepped off a plane in Texas two days later, and the celebrations are also continuing.

A once-in-a-lifetime triumph warrants a once-in-a-lifetime celebration, and the Texas Rangers have been planning this shindig for 63 years. The Rangers won Game 5 of the World Series by a 5-0 margin, defeating the Arizona Diamondbacks 2-1 for their first ever title. A sneak peek at the players' alcohol-fueled postgame celebration in Phoenix was provided by the wives and partners.

As a result of the Houston Astros' loss on Monday night, Houston furniture store owner and noted sports analyst Jim "Mattress Mack" McIngvale was left out on a major cash prize. The Texas Rangers beat Houston 11-4 in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series. McIngvale won $75 million last season after betting on the Astros to win the World Series, and he was expected to win at least $43.4 million if Houston were to repeat as champions.

Josh Jung roped a leadoff double to center off Rays reliever Pete Fairbanks with the game tied 2-2 going into the ninth round. Smith was then called on to help Jung as a pinch runner. Smith came to third on a groundout by Nathaniel Lowe and scored when Fairbanks (0-3) unleashed a wild pitch against Mitch Garver after Adolis Garcia struck out. Aroldis Chapman (5-2), a Texas reliever, won the prize.

As New York's air quality index reaches a 185 rating due to smoke overtaking the sky as a result of Canadian wildfires, the Yankees took the field in potentially volatile weather. On Tuesday, thick smoke from the north descended on New York City, with an orange glow hanging above the iconic skyline, covering the Statue of Liberty's famed monuments. The Bronx was no exception, as the sky over Yankee Stadium glowed a mix of orange and dark grey.

On Tuesday night, Gerrit Cole received a call from a Yankee legend named Ron 'Gator' Guidry, who called the New York ace to congratulate him for smashing his franchise single-season strikeout record. Cole's strikeout of Nathaniel Lowe in the top of the first inning gave him his 249th strike of the season, beating Guidry's previous record of 248 set in 1978. Guidry, who won two World Series and a Cy Young with the Yankees, didn't appear upset as he recognized Cole's accomplishments.