DETROIT — For the second time in as many games, Texas Rangers right fielder Brandon Nimmo left a game with right hamstring tightness. It happened again on Friday against the Detroit Tigers. This time, he left during the fourth inning as a precaution, per an update from the Rangers. Nimmo reached base for the third time in the game after he singled off Tigers starter Jack Flaherty. The Tigers went to pull Flaherty from the game for reliever Emmanuel De Jesus and while that was going on the Rangers removed Nimmo from the game. Josh Smith came into pinch-run for Nimmo. Ezequiel Duran, who started the game at second base, moved to right field and Smith went to second base. The game-time temperature was 48 degrees and light rain fell for part of the game. Nimmo was 2-for-2 with a walk and scored twice, along with handling a few plays in the field, before he was removed. Brandon Nimmo’s Hamstring Injury Texas Rangers right fielder Brandon Nimmo.…