Lewis gave up two runs on six hits while issuing zero walks and striking out four over seven innings Tuesday against the White Sox. He threw 71 of his 94 pitches for strikes and the Rangers were in control all night, hanging 15 runs on Chicago, which made things relatively stress-free for Lewis. This was a great bounce-back game for the veteran righty after he gave up nine runs in his last outing. Lewis has been feast or famine all season, but has generally been pretty reliable at home where he has a 3.34 ERA and 29 strikeouts in 32.1 innings (five starts) so far in 2015.