DETROIT — Ezequiel Duran did not anticipate having to play right field on Friday against the Detroit Tigers. The Texas Rangers second baseman moved to right field after Brandon Nimmo was removed for the game as a precaution for a recurrence of right hamstring tightness. Josh Smith came in to play second base. In the seventh inning, Duran made what ended up being a game-saving catch. He sprinted to his left to run down a fly ball by Detroit’s Kerry Carpenter. A hit that would have meant extra bases instead turned into a highlight reel catch for Duran. Here’s a replay of the Ezequiel Duran catch in the seventh. Given the Rangers just took the lead, this could be the play of the game. pic.twitter.com/pLzV1Q1OIr — Matthew Postins (@PostinsPostcard) May 2, 2026 Both Duran and Alejandro Osuna, who was in center field at the time, called it a “Superman” kind of catch. Duran admitted he watched the catch several times after the game, a 5-4 Rangers win. “I say I was like Superman,” he said with a laugh.…