The Texas Rangers have now lost five straight games since they won their first two coming out of the All-Star break, and it sounds like they are planning to be sellers at the MLB trade deadline.
The Major League Baseball All-Star break provides a great opportunity for teams to rest, sit back, and reassess where they stand. Some teams know they’re out of it.
The Texas Rangers entered the All-Star break with a 43-45 record, and they happen to play in the division with the best team in baseball.
For the second consecutive summer, Jonathan Lucroy could find himself on the move.
The Texas Rangers continue to be unsettled by a struggling bullpen, and they’re once again making a change at closer.
The Texas Rangers and Houston Astros begin a four-game series on Monday, and Texas will have a little extra motivation entering the games.
The Texas Rangers have developed a reputation for producing jaw-dropping, gut-busting, over-sized food items at their ballgames, and this season will be no different.
The Texas Rangers may have to prepare for their catcher to hit free agency at season’s end.
