Thoughts on a 6-3 Rangers win

Rangers 6, Orioles 3

• So, I don't have much in the way of thoughts tonight, since I was at a function and didn't see the game.  I was checking in periodically, saw the Rangers were losing, resigned myself to another flat offensive night, then saw they took a 6-3 lead and then won.  So that's good.
• Dang...just saw that Cole Hamels didn't have a Quality Start, getting pulled in the 6th with one out.  He did continue the Rangers' streak of their starters allowing 3 runs or fewer in every game this year, though.
• And Tom Wilhelmsen, Keone Kela, Sam Dyson and Shawn Tolleson kept Baltimore off the board, which is good.  I have no idea if they actually pitched well or got lucky or what, since, as noted above, I didn't see the game.  But their lines look pretty.
• Hey, Ian Desmond got a hit!  That's awesome.  Actually, looking at the box score, everyone in the lineup got a hit except for Prince Fielder and Bryan Holaday.  Holaday is a backup catcher, so he's not supposed to hit.  Prince is supposed to hit, and hasn't this year, which is a problem, but I'll save that for another time.
• Nomar Mazara, Delino DeShields and Rougned Odor each had two hits tonight.  Odor's two hits were both doubles.  I'm going to assume they were line drives, because hey, I wasn't watching, so why not?
• And Adrian Beltre and Elvis Andrus each had a single and a walk tonight.  Beltre is off to a very good start to the season.  Maybe the Rangers should consider offering him an extension.
• Texas is in a virtual tie for first place with the Angels now.  If Tom Hicks still owned the team, the receptionist could answer the phone, "Virtual First Place Texas Rangers."
• Anyway, hopefully I'll get to see the game tomorrow.