Rangers Vs. White Sox Final Score: Texas Defeats Chicago 2-0

The Texas Rangers got an excellent start Scott Feldman who pitched eight shut out innings, allowed seven hits and struck out five to earn his fifth win of the year as the Rangers defeated the Chicago White Sox 2-0. Feldman has been on a terror of late and after starting the season 0-6 he won his win on Sunday was his fourth in a row as a starter.

Joe Nathan pitched a scoreless ninth to earn his 21st save this season.The win for the Rangers snapped their two-game losing streak and avoided being swept by the White Sox.

The Rangers offense was led by David Murphy who had three hits, including a double, while Josh Hamilton and Nelson Cruz scored the two runs in the win.

Rangers Vs. White Sox Lineup: Chicago Sending Gavin Floyd To The Mound

The Chicago White Sox are going to be sending pitcher Gavin Floyd to go up against the Texas Rangers offense on Sunday evening. Floyd is 8-8 on the year with a 4.46 ERA, and this will be the first time that he has faced the Rangers since April 8. In that game, Floyd went 5.2 innings, allowed five hits and four runs in the loss. Both teams are different at this point in the season.

As for the batting order, the White Sox still have A.J. Pierzynski out, so Tyler Flowers will catch in his place. Gordon Beckham has moved to the lead off spot due to the departure of Eduardo Escobar and the injury of Alejandro De Aza.

White Sox lineup:
1. Gordon Beckham 2B
2. Kevin Youkilis 3B
3. Adam Dunn 1B
4. Paul Konerko DH
5. Alex Rios RF
6. Alexei Ramirez SS
7. Dayan Viciedo LF
8. Tyler Flowers C
9. Jordan Danks CF
Gavin Floyd P

Rangers Vs. White Sox Lineup: Josh Hamilton Is Back In The Lineup, Batting Fifth

All-Star outfielder Josh Hamilton is back in the lineup for the Texas Rangers in Sunday night's game against the Chicago White Sox. Hamilton is dropping in the lineup and will be batting fifth instead of his normal third spot, and he will be the designated hitter against the Chicago White Sox.

Rangers lineup:
1. Ian Kinsler, 2B
2. Elvis Andrus, SS
3. Adrian Beltre, 3B
4. Nelson Cruz, RF
5. Josh Hamilton, DH
6. Michael Young, 1B
8. Mike Napoli, C
9 Craig Gentry, CF
Scott Feldman, P

Texas Rangers Vs. Chicago White Sox: Sunday Preview, TV Schedule And More

The Texas Rangers will look to avoid being swept by the Chicago White Sox as the two teams finish up a three-game series at the Ballpark in Arlington Sunday night.

Scott Feldman (4-6, 5.37 ERA) will take the mound for the Rangers, trying to keep his spot in the rotation. Feldman was excellent in his last trip to the mound against the Boston Red Sox, giving up seven hits and one earned run over seven innings of work. With injuries to Colby Lewis and Roy Oswalt, Feldman will have to produce like he did against Boston if the Rangers are to make another deep run in the playoffs this year.

The White Sox will counter with Gavin Floyd (8-8, 4.46 ERA), who is on a good run of form over the past month and a half. Floyd has given up two earned runs or less in four of his last five stars, including his last start against the Minnesota Twins on July 23. Floyd gave up six hits and three runs, two earned, over six innings in Chicago's 7-4 win.

Check out the game schedule and broadcast information right here:

Date/Time: Sunday, July 29, 7:05 p.m. ET

TV: CSN/FSH

Online streaming: MLB.tv

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No Easy Answers For Struggling Offense

A night off for Josh Hamilton couldn't fix the suddenly anemic Texas offense, who held a meeting to clear the air after their 5-2 loss on Saturday.

Rangers Vs. White Sox Lineups: Chicago Sending Philip Humber To Pitch Against Texas

The Chicago White Sox are sending out Philip Humber to the mound to go up against the Texas Rangers. Humber is 4-5 this year and has an ERA of 6.25 and is making his third start after being placed on the 15-day disabled list. In his prior start, Humber lasted only three innings, gave up six earned runs and seven hits.

The White Sox will be without both Alejandro De Aza and Alexei Ramirez who both are suffering from sore wrists when they ran into each other in Friday night's game against the Rangers.

White Sox lineup:

1. Eduardo Escobar SS
2. Kevin Youkilis 3B
3. Adam Dunn DH
4. Paul Konerko 1B
5. Alex Rios RF
6. Dayan Viciedo LF
7. Tyler Flowers C
8. Gordon Beckham 2B
9. Jordan Danks CF
Philip Humber P

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Rangers Vs. White Sox Lineups: Josh Hamilton Not In The Lineup

The Texas Rangers are looking to rebound against the Chicago White Sox after falling to them 9-5 on Friday night. One change in the Rangers lineup is that Josh Hamilton is getting the day off. Hamilton has been in a major slump for a while and since July 1 is batting .145.

In Hamilton's place in the lineup is Leonys Martin who will be batting eighth and be playing in left field. This is Martin's first start since July 14, and he is batting .176 with five RBIs in 14 games since getting called up from the minor leagues.

Rangers lineup:

1. Ian Kinsler 2B
2. Elvis Andrus SS
3. Adrian Beltre 3B
4. Nelson Cruz RF
5. David Murphy DH
6. Michael Young 1B
7. Mike Napoli C
8. Leonys Martin LF
9. Craig Gentry CF
Matt Harrison P

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Texas Rangers Vs. Chicago White Sox: Saturday Preview, TV Schedule And More

Well, Friday didn't go exactly as planned for the Texas Rangers. The Los Angeles Angels acquired Zack Greinke, and Yu Darvish was knocked around by the Chicago White Sox in a Friday loss -- though Darvish wasn't aided by his defense any.

On Saturday, the Rangers will look to take the second game of a three-game set against the White Sox, as Matt Harrison will look for his 13th win of the season.

Harrison has arguably been Texas' best pitcher in 2012, as indicated by his 12-5 record and 3.02 ERA and 1.25 WHIP. Harrison hasn't missed too many bats though, striking out just 77 in 128 and 1/3 innings -- preventing him from being a true ace. Still, Harrison will look to get the Rangers back on track on Saturday.

Harrison will be opposed by Phil Humber. Despite throwing a perfect game this year, Humber has a 6.25 ERA and 1.49 WHIP on the season. Humber has allowed 16 homers in just 76 and 1/3 innings this year, so the Rangers have a pretty decent chance to hit a few home runs on Saturday night.

Televised coverage can be found on FOX Sports Southwest. First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. CT.

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Alexi Ogando Lets Josh Hamilton Get Away With Being Lazy

A strong start by Yu Darvish is masked by Josh Hamilton's inexcusable performance.

Rangers Vs. White Sox Final Score: Chicago Defeats Texas 9-5

Texas Rangers starting pitcher Yu Darvish had his worst start at home as he gave up six runs -- five earned -- on eight hits with three walks and six strikeouts in 6.1 innings of work. The six runs are the most runs he's given up at home this year. The poor outing by Darvish led to a 9-5 loss to the Chicago White Sox. It could have been worse for Darvish as he gave up three singles and a walk, but he only allowed one run in the first inning.

The Rangers rushed out to a 4-1 lead when they scored four runs in the bottom of the first inning off of Chris Sale, but the White Sox came back to score two runs in the second and fourth innings to take a 5-4 lead. Each team exchanged runs in the seventh inning to keep it a one run game at 6-5.

In the bottom of the seventh inning the Rangers had a chance to blow open the game as Josh Hamilton had the bases loaded and one out, and he scored on a fielder's choice. Adrian Beltre walked to lead the bases but Michael Young hit a line drive to end the inning.

The White Sox secured the win in the top of the ninth when they scored three runs off of reliever Alexi Ogando when Alex Rios hit a RBI double and then Alexei Ramirez hit a two-run home run to extend their lead to ultimately win 9-5.

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Rangers Vs. White Sox Preview: Yu Darvish Goes For Win 12 Against Chicago

The Texas Rangers begin a three game series against the Chicago White Sox on Friday. Yu Darvish starts for the Rangers against Chris Sale of the White Sox.