Perhaps no hitter has seemed to respond more positively to the coaching change than Jung, and it showed in Wednesday’s win vs. Colorado.

Josh Jung delivered a special Mother's Day gift to his mom, Mary. The Texas Rangers' third baseman hit a two-out, two-run homer in the fifth inning at Detroit on Sunday. Jung's brother, Jace, was in the Tigers' lineup at the same position.

There have been more than 400 brother combinations to play in the big leagues and a Mother’s Day meeting has been rare.

While the tic-tac-toe game became a wash after three moves, Josh got the best of Jace on the field in what became a 10-3 Rangers win in Detroit. Josh went 1-for-4 at the plate in Texas' win, while Jace went 0-for-3 as the Tigers struggled to get much of anything going at the plate against Jacob deGrom .

Texas Rangers third baseman Josh Jung and his younger brother, Detroit Tigers third baseman Jace, certainly gave their mother an unforgettable Mother's Day.

The Rockies became the first team to start 7-36 in the modern era (since 1901). They were swept for the seventh time and are 0-3 under interim manager Warren Schaeffer, who replaced Bud Black on Sunday. The Rangers (23-21) have won five consecutive games to match a season-best winning streak.

Rangers sixth. Josh Smith grounds out to second base, Owen Miller to Michael Toglia. Wyatt Langford grounds out to shortstop, Kyle Farmer to Michael Toglia. Joc Pederson walks. Adolis Garcia homers to center field. Joc Pederson scores. Marcus Semien flies out to deep right center field to Brenton Doyle.

Josh Jung was the star of Sunday’s win over the Tigers, giving Texas a successful close to a dramatic week of change.