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"No. 7 Alex Rios (Sept. 23, 2013 vs. Astros): ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) \u2014 Alex Rios stood in front of an empty bottle of champagne while he answered questions about the first cycle of his career.\nHe's hoping there might be a few more bottles in the near future for the Texas\u00A0Rangers.\nRios hit for the cycle, Derek Holland struck out nine in his second shutout of the season and the\u00A0Rangersstarted their final push for a playoff spot with a 12-0 victory over the Houston Astros on Monday night.\nThe\u00A0Rangers\u00A0pulled within a game of idle Cleveland for the second AL wild-card berth with six games remaining. They are two games behind wild-card leader Tampa Bay, which beat Baltimore 5-4 on Monday.\nIf they want to celebrate a fourth straight season in the playoffs, the\u00A0Rangers\u00A0will have to keep it up in the final two games against the Astros and a four-game finishing series against the Los Angeles Angels \u2014 all at home.\n\"We have to focus on the things that we have to do to win a game at a time,\" said Rios, who completed the cycle in his only four at-bats and drove in four runs. \"It doesn't do any good for us to look at what's happening around us.\"\nRios finished the cycle with a triple to right-center field in the sixth inning, pulling into third standing up without a throw and later scoring to put Texas up 11-0. He doubled in the first inning, had an infield single in the third and hit his 18th homer for a 9-0 lead in the fourth.\nHe didn't get a chance for a fifth hit. Engel Beltre replaced him in right field in the seventh as one of the mass substitutions in a game that was out of hand early. Both teams used 14 players.\n\"You wish that in your career that you could have done that,\"\u00A0Rangers\u00A0manager Ron Washington said. \"It worked out perfectly for him. He hit it in the perfect part of the field and with his speed he was able to do it.\"\nHolland (10-9) got his 10th win in his ninth try since his last victory on Aug. 4. The left-hander won at home for the first time since May 31.\nHouston starter Jordan Lyles (7-9) gave up seven hits and seven runs with three walks in three innings.\nRios looked like he wanted to get the triple of the way in the first inning, going about 25 feet beyond the bag at second before pulling up on a two-run double. He had his fourth RBI on the triple, bringing home Elvis Andrus.\nThe first cycle of Rios' career was the seventh in\u00A0Rangers' history. Adrian Beltre was the last to do it, last Aug. 24 against Seattle."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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