(Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)   Texas Rangers fans were excited to see the debut of former Vanderbilt star and No. 2 overall pick Jack Leiter this season, but his transition to the majors has been bumpy, to say the least. Leiter has been pushed to the big leagues following injuries to Nathan Eovaldi and Dane Dunning, while Jacob deGrom is still recovering from Tommy John surgery as well, and if things don’t improve, it won’t be long before he gets sent back down to get a little more seasoning. Leiter made his third start of the season last night and took a step back, giving up three ..read more

(Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)   It’s always fun to see fan favorites return to their former teams, and it seems that you see it happen in baseball a little more often than you do in other sports. Texas Rangers fans will now get to experience this after the front office just made a nice early-season trade to bolster the outfield. The Rangers officially announced that they have acquired outfielder Robbie Grossman from the Chicago White Sox in exchange for right-handed pitcher Anthony Hoopii-Tuoionetoa. Welcome back, Robbie! We've acquired OF Robbie Grossman from the Chicago White ..read more

(Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images)   Reaching MLB is insanely difficult: for every player who actually makes his debut, there are dozens who had to drop out in high school, college, or the minor leagues. Actually staying in the league for 10 years is something reserved for the most talented and persistent ballplayers in the world. The 10-year service-time threshold has long been one of the most respected and coveted among players. There is a financial reason behind that, but we will get there in a minute. The most recent player to reach that milestone is Texas Rangers ace Jacob deG ..read more

(Photo by Duane Burleson/Getty Images)   The Texas Rangers gave star pitching prospect Jack Leiter the opportunity of his life. They called him up from Triple-A, where he had been performing well in the early stages of the 2024 campaign, to start on Thursday against the Detroit Tigers. The results of his first MLB outing were not satisfactory, though. He was roughed up for seven runs (all earned) and couldn’t get out of the fourth inning. “Jack Leiter’s final line in his MLB debut: 3.2 IP, 8 H, 7 ER, 3 BB, 3 K on 85 pitches,” Talkin’ Baseball tweeted. Jack Leiter's final line in his MLB ..read more

(Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)   The Texas Rangers are one pitcher away from fielding an entire starting rotation on the injured list. As of Tuesday, they have Cody Bradford, Tyler Mahle, Max Scherzer, and Jacob deGrom on the shelf. Nathan Eovaldi (2.92 ERA) has been his usual reliable self, but outside of Michael Lorenzen and his tiny workload so far (five scoreless innings), the rest of the staff has an ERA over 4.30: Jon Gray (4.38), Dane Dunning (4.50), and Andrew Heaney (6.75). The reigning World Series champions are looking for more talented arms to contribute to the rotatio ..read more

(Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images)   The Texas Rangers received some bad news when Josh Jung had to depart Monday’s game after suffering an injury when he swung and missed a pitch. He was subsequently placed on the injured list, and the Rangers called up top prospect Justin Foscue to replace him. More details on the procedure and Jung’s timetable became public on Wednesday, and they confirm a rather long absence for the talented corner infielder. “On Josh Jung, based on post surgery report, Rangers are operating on 8-10 week time frame. Repair a little bit more involved than appeared t ..read more

(Photo by Thearon W. Henderson/Getty Images)   The Texas Rangers are one of the best teams in baseball. They are the reigning World Series champs, and they still have help on the way in the form of young players and top prospects. Sure, there is a strong core with Corey Seager, Marcus Semien, Nathaniel Lowe, Adolis Garcia and others; but the Evan Carter, Josh Jungs, and Leody Taveras represent the next generation. You can go ahead and officially add another name to the mix of young contributors, with Wyatt Langford breaking camp with the team. “Welcome to the Show, Wyatt Langford! @MLBPip ..read more

(Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images)   The defending champion Texas Rangers are hoping for similar success in 2024. They will bring back most of their roster and even added some reinforcements. One player the Rangers need to stay healthy to compete for another World Series is shortstop Corey Seager. He is an often-injured player, but when he is on the field he is elite. But, he underwent surgery for a sports hernia before spring training. His status is up in the air for Opening Day. According to Evan Grant, Rangers manager Bruce Bochy is optimistic about Seager’s availability for Openin ..read more

(Photo by Harry How/Getty Images)   The Texas Rangers are the reigning World Series champions. Against all odds and despite Jacob deGrom being out for most of the season and Corey Seager losing significant playing time due to injury, they were able to overcome all obstacles and lift, for the first time in franchise history, the World Series trophy. An important part of their victory can be explained by their amazing offense. Their pitching wasn’t bad, but certainly not as brilliant as those nine players hitting the cover off the ball night in and night out. For the first time in months, t ..read more

(Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)   The Texas Rangers and star slugger Adolis Garcia appeared headed toward an arbitration meeting. Those can get really ugly and, as we saw with the Milwaukee Brewers and Corbin Burnes, can end up being detrimental. Fortunately, for the parties involved, there was another way of avoiding the hearing: by agreeing to sign a two-year deal that would cover Garcia’s first and second arbitration campaigns. His salary for 2026, his last season of arbitration eligibility, will be determined when the time comes. For now, the reigning World Series champs and one o ..read more