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Kumar Rocker takes the mound tonight against the Kansas City Royals, a key moment as he fights for a rotation spot ahead of Opening Day. With just a week left until the season kicks off, the Rangers' lineup is starting to solidify, showcasing the offensive improvements that might come from an uptick in walk rates and a decrease in strikeouts this spring. Ezequiel Duran's retrospective on the 2025 season reminds us of the depth and potential within this team, while a promising young flamethrower has been optioned to Triple-A Round Rock, hinting that his hard-throwing days in the majors might not be far off. As we gear up for what hopes to be a more potent Rangers offense, the anticipation is palpable.
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Texas Rangers lineup for March 18, 2026
Texas Rangers lineup for March 18, 2026 against the Kansas City Royals. Opening Day creeps ever closer, and Kumar Rocker heads out to the mound tonight to try to help his case for being in the rotation when Opening Day arrives. The lineup: Nimmo — RF Langford — CF Seager — SS Burger — 1B […]
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2025 Season in Review: Ezequiel Duran
With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025. Today we are looking at infielder Ezequiel Duran. Once upon a time, Ezequiel Duran was considered […]
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Rangers' young flamethrower could have key role in 2026 despite minor-league option
This Rangers right-handed reliever was optioned to Triple-A Round Rock. But he shouldn't be in the minors for too long.
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This one spring training stat showcases why Rangers offense will be better in 2026
The Rangers have increased their walk rate and reduce strikeouts this spring. How translatable is that?
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What are the biggest AL West takeaways from Spring Training?
We are about one week away from Opening Day, and the final rosters are starting to take shape. So we asked the MLB.com beat writers who cover the American League West clubs about what they’ve seen in camp to this point.