In a triumphant return, the Texas Rangers are headed to the World Series, marking their first appearance since their consecutive appearances in 2010 and 2011.

The Rangers' offense came alive from the outset and dominated the Houston Astros in Game 7, securing a resounding 11-4 victory.Texas wasted no time getting on the scoreboard, with Corey Seager launching a colossal 440-foot home run into the second deck.

Adolis Garcia delivered a powerful hit that smacked against the left field wall, bringing Evan Carter home and propelling the Rangers to a 2-0 lead. Mitch Garver placed a well-placed single into center field, allowing Garcia to cross the plate as the Rangers added to their lead against Astros starter Cristian Javier.

Javier's struggles led to his early exit from the game, having conceded three runs and managing to record just a single out in the opening inning. Taking the mound for Texas was mid-season addition Max Scherzer. In the first inning, the Astros managed to score a run of their own.

The game began with Jose Altuve hitting a double, and he was later brought in to score on a single from Jose Abreu. In the third inning, Adolis Garcia extended his home run streak to four games by launching a solo shot to right field.

In the bottom of the third, Alex Bregman countered with a solo home run of his own. Scherzer was taken out of the game after just 2.2 innings, and he was substituted with Jordan Montgomery, who had previously started in Game 1 and Game 5. In the top of the fourth, Evan Carter and Adolis Garcia contributed by bringing in runs, expanding the Rangers' advantage to 8-2.

In the sixth inning, Nathaniel Lowe smashed a two-run home run against Bryan Abreu, following an incident where the Astros reliever hit DH Mitch Garver in the ribs. Yordan Alvarez then drove in Alex Bregman in the seventh inning as the Astros tried to narrow the gap against the Rangers. Adolis Garcia struck his second home run, extending the Rangers' lead to 11-3.

During the ninth inning, Altuve successfully launched a home run off Jose LeClerc as the Astros attempted a comeback, but LeClerc ultimately secured the victory by inducing Kyle Tucker to ground out to second base. Adolis Garcia, the Rangers' right fielder, was named the series MVP. Garcia's outstanding performance in the ALCS featured five home runs and an impressive tally of 15 runs batted in.

"He’s a bad man, isn’t he?" Seager said. "To be able to come into this atmosphere and get booed every at-bat and do what he did was really special. It was really fun to watch."