Rangers starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi exits start vs. Washington with groin issue

ARLINGTON - How to ruin a perfectly lovely pitching performance: Come up lame on a fastball. With Nathan Eovaldi in the middle of what appeared to be the fourth consecutive impressive performance by a Texas Rangers starter Thursday afternoon, things suddenly turned much more pensive when he appeared to tweak his groin on a sixth-inning fastball to Washington’s Luis García Jr. Eovaldi hopped after the delivery, walked to the back of the mound, took a couple of deep breaths and appeared to feel for his right leg. García took the...