The postseason belongs to the Texas Rangers so far.

The boys from Arlington are the first to punch their ticket to the Championship Series after downing the Baltimore Orioles, 7-1, on Tuesday night, sweeping them in the best-of-five ALDS.

The Rangers have used the long ball all year long, and that didn't change one iota on Tuesday. Corey Seager opened up the scoring with a solo shot in the first inning, and in the second inning following a Mitch Garver two-run double, Adolis Garcia launched a three-run jack to make it a 6-0 ball game. Nathaniel Lowe added a solo homer in the seventh.

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Nathan Eovaldi hardly needed to pitch a gem, but he did so for good measure anyway, tossing seven innings of one-run ball while striking out seven. He's allowed just two earned runs in 13.2 innings of work this postseason (1.32 ERA).

The Rangers bullpen struggled all season, and that continued on Tuesday. Aroldis Chapman relieved Eovaldi, but loaded the bases. That prompted Bruce Bochy to go to Jose Leclerc early, and he induced a groundout to Aaron Hicks to get out of the threat. Leclerc then retired the side in order in the ninth to clinch the victory.

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Orioles starter Dean Kremer was tagged for the six runs in just 1.2 innings of work, but he deserves praise for taking the bump in an elimination game on the road, as he was pitching with a heavy heart.

Kremer is Israeli-American. Though he was born and raised in Stockton, California, Kremer is the son of Israeli parents. He spends time each year in the Jewish state, is fluent in Hebrew and was the first Israeli to be taken in the MLB Draft. He has family overseas that are living in constant fear of their lives. Kremer pitched for Team Israel in their lone victory in March's World Baseball Classic.

The Rangers are now 5-0 this postseason after sweeping the Tampa Bay Rays in the Wild Card Series - AL East teams went 0-7 in this postseason (the Toronto Blue Jays were swept by the Minnesota Twins in the wild card round.

The Rangers now await the winner of the Houston Astros and Twins - the defending World Series champs took a 2-1 series lead earlier Tuesday.

It's Texas' first ALCS appearance since 2011. If Houston wins, it will be the first time since 2008 that American League division rivals will face off in for a chance to play in the World Series.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams had harsh words for Hamas as thousands of New Yorkers, interfaith leaders and elected officials gathered Tuesday to support Israel at a Manhattan vigil and rally and to denounce Hamas the terrorist group. 

Speaking at "The New York Stand with Israel Vigil and Rally" in Manhattan, Adams pledged the city's support for Israel while denouncing the perpetrators of Saturday's deadly attack on Israelis. He also called out the pro-Palestinian protests in his own city. 

"We are not alright when right here in the city of New York, you have those who celebrate at the same time when devastation is taking place in our city," Adams said. "Israel has the right to defend itself. Your fight is our fight."

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He also called for Hamas to be "disbanded and destroyed immediately."

Tuesday's rally came as large protests in support of the Palestinians broke out in the days after the Hamas terrorist group launched a surprise attack in southern Israel. Israel has since launched a major offensive consisting of deadly airstrikes targeting the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip. 

The Biden administration delivered armaments sometime Tuesday evening, the Israeli Defense Forces said. 

In New York and elsewhere, small clashes have broken between pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian supporters angrily confronting each other during demonstrations about the events happening thousands of miles away. 

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One such rally was organized by the NYC chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) and drew immediate rebuke from Democrats and Republicans. 

Demonstrators at the rally burned and stomped on an Israeli flag and taunted Israel supporters with an image of a swastika. Others exhibited signs that read, "Palestinian return by any means necessary," "Israeli apartheid & genocide funded by the U.S." and "End all U.S. aid to Israel!"

At Tuesday's NYC rally, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said: "There must be justice for the slaughter of babies and children and grandmothers and families torn apart by the horror of what happened to their loved ones."

"New York and Israel always stand together," she added.

In Cambridge, Massachusetts, Israeli supporters gather on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) campus Tuesday night as well. An Israeli woman who said she just graduated from Harvard Business School, told Fox News Digital some of her family members back home are "in shelters" and on "the front line fighting."

She noted Israeli media reports that at least 40 babies were found dead, including some of them beheaded, in one village. 

"There's no way to see two sides in something like this. This is terror," she said. "It brings back alot of Holocaust moments for Jews, for Israelis. I'm broken to tears. I've been crying since all this began."

"This is not freedom fighters," she added. "This is not a legitimate resistance. These are people that want to kill. They're out for blood. They want to kill all Jews."

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A day earlier, Anti-Israel demonstrators faced off with counter-protesters at Cambridge City Hall, with one man calling the pro-Israel side "Nazis" and "pigs."

Fox News Digital's Jen Golotko contributed to this report.