Game 2 shows it will take more than late-inning heroics for Rangers to win World Series

ARLINGTON — Not even Corey Seager and Adolis García could save this one. Especially not when Tommy Pham had as many hits as the entire Texas Rangers lineup, and especially not when the Arizona Diamondbacks execute their offensive philosophy to a tee. The Rangers, flummoxed by Arizona starting pitcher Merrill Kelly and beaten down by the Diamondbacks’ effective use of small ball, dropped Game 2 of the World Series 9-1 on Saturday at Globe Life Field. They’ll travel to Phoenix on Sunday and play Game 3 on Monday with right-hander...