We won and that’s all that matters,” Eovaldi said after allowing five runs, including three homers in five innings of work Monday.

Entering Monday’s matchup with the Diamondbacks at Globe Life Field, Eovaldi had six-straight winning decisions and had not shouldered a loss since May 22. It was easy to see why. Since he came off the injured list on June 27, Eovaldi had allowed five earned runs in 41 2/3 innings across seven starts. That was a 1.08 ERA in that time frame.

The Diamondbacks crushed the previously impenetrable Nathan Eovaldi at the Rangers and took a 5-0 lead, but Texas came back.