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It’s now four straight defeats for Texas including back-to-back one-run setbacks at Minnesota the past two days. The candidate to put an end to this misery is Kenny Rogers. That proposition can’t give the Rangers too much confidence. Rogers lost to Baltimore 10-4 in his last start and his 25:20 strikeout-to-walk ratio on the road doesn’t scare “The Animal”. Minnesota is now 30-16 at home in 2002 and they’ve won 5/7 with Texas either here or in the lone star state. What’s not to like about Johan Santana. The Twins are 5-1 with Santana and he’s recorded seven or more strikeouts in 4/5 starts since June 12th. That group included Oakland and Atlanta. Talk about a diamond in the rough, Santana has a 1.80 ERA in his half dozen assignments. Texas is a miserable 6-18 against left-handed starters like Santana including 2-10 on the road. The Rangers are 4-17 on the road against starting pitchers with an ERA of 3.50 or lower the last three years. Minnesota is 18-2 at home this year against teams that allow 5.2 runs or more per game. The Rangers are 3-15 on the road when the posted total is either 9 or 9 ½ this year.