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Rangers draw near-capacity crowd, see dearth of masks, as they lose home opener

Rangers draw near-capacity crowd, see dearth of masks, as they lose home opener

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Rangers draw near-capacity crowd, see dearth of masks, as they lose home opener

Texas lost for third time this season, as starting pitcher Mike Foltynewicz was chased after four innings.

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