ARLINGTON, Tex. (Sep 1) \u2014 The Texas Rangers<\/a> opened their homestand on a sour note, losing 5\u20131 to the Minnesota Twins<\/a> Friday. Corey Seager<\/strong><\/a> broke the seal with a solo home run, but other than that, there really wasn’t much for Rangers fans to write home about in this one. The Rangers will try to even this three-game series on Saturday with first pitch scheduled for 6:05 pm Central at Globe Life Field. Left-hander Jordan Montgomery<\/strong><\/a> (8\u201310, 3.19 ERA) will get the mound for the Rangers. Lefty Dallas Keuchel<\/a><\/strong> (1\u20131, 3.50 ERA) will take the mound for the Twins.<\/p>\n Things were moving along at a brisk pace as both teams traded zeroes for the first three and a half innings. Seager put a stop to that, however, in the bottom of the fourth. With Joe Ryan<\/strong><\/a> on the mound for the Twins, Seager stepped in and sent one into the seats in right to give the Rangers a 1\u20130 lead.<\/p>\n The Twins responded by taking a 3\u20131 lead in the top of the seventh. With Brock Burke<\/a><\/strong> on in relief of Max Scherzer<\/a><\/strong>, Jordan Luplow<\/strong><\/a> hit a two-run shot to right. Carlos Correa<\/strong><\/a>, who singled earlier in the frame, was the man on base at the time. Two batters later, a solo homer to right by Christian Vazquez<\/strong><\/a> gave the Twins their third run of the evening.<\/p>\n The Twins added two more in the top of the eighth. A two-run homer to right by Jorge Polanco<\/strong><\/a> off reliever Josh Sborz<\/strong><\/a> made it 5\u20131. Ryan Jeffers<\/strong><\/a> doubled just prior to represent the Twins’ fourth run of the night.<\/p>\nSeager Breaks Scoreless Tie<\/h4>\n