CHICAGO -- On top of Alexi Ogando's struggles, the Texas Rangers' offense was once again an issue. After a 6-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs on Thursday, the Rangers now have scored 55 runs on the season. Their 3.67 runs per game puts them 12th in the AL. 'It's just a matter of time,' manager Ron Washington said. 'We have some guys in the lineup that we're depending on that are just not swinging the bat the way they're capable of. You just gotta keep getting them at-bats and it'll finally fall into place. Right now we just got to continue to do the things we can in the game. Our pitching has been keeping us around. This is the first day our starting pitcher didn't really keep us in the ballgame.' Washington added that getting Lance Berkman back will be a boost to the bats as they return to American League play. Berkman, who didn't play in the Cubs series because of the lack of DH, is posting a robust .389/.500/.611 line on the season...