Gore lives up to his name.   Recently updated !

Is it too late to return MacKenzie Gore? Okay, maybe he’s slightly used, so Texas gets only three or four of the prospects they dealt for him back, not all five. Like a restocking fee. Let the Washington Nationals keep something for him. Gore would be better served as a […]


The days of Diaz.

You have to wonder where the Rangers would be without Elias Diaz. He was nowhere on the Rangers radar when the season started.  Diaz started the season with the Royals, played ten games, hit .227 but had a decent .852 OPS. Still, Kansas City cut him. Luckily for the Rangers, […]


Play better.

It didn’t take long for Josh Smith to be unbanished from the minor leagues. All it took were injuries to Corey Seager and Wyatt Langford to open a space for him. Mainly, they had nobody else to bring up. Being optioned was a wake up call for Smith. It happened four […]


Back to even.

And just like that, the Rangers are back at .500. They had a nice run, then reality set in. There’s only so much you can expect of the bottom end of their rotation.  But if there is good news to be taken out of the 6-3 loss to Detroit, and […]


Latz Rangers lone All-Star.

The Rangers have one All-Star. It’s not a hitter. It’s not a starter. It’s their closer, Jacob Latz.  That’s it.  Not to diminish what Latz has done this year. He’s grabbed the closer role that the Rangers have not had for the past two seasons, and has not only held […]


Seager independence?

Soon, the Rangers are going to need to make a decision on Corey Seager. You remember him, don’t you? He played shortstop for the 2023 World Champion Texas Rangers, won the Series MVP as a matter of fact, the second time he won that honor.  Since then, he’s dabbled in baseball, […]


Rangers take a snooze break for World Cup.

Suddenly, the Rangers aren’t the most boring sport in Arlington.  After two and a half seasons of boring baseball at home, where they can’t score, don’t execute, and play offensively-challenged baseball, something happened.  Well, two things happened. The World Cup hit Arlington. And the Rangers started hitting. The World Cup […]


Winning streak Gored.

You knew the winning streak couldn’t last. MacKenzie Gore had already had one great start, expecting another would be asking too much. Reality returned in the second inning. Gore allowed the Guardians to score five runs, and with that, the six-game winning streak was over.  But, true to form, he […]


Six in a row.

It was scorching in Cleveland yesterday, and it wasn’t just the weather. The hottest team in baseball had their ace on the mound, and he was pumping in the heat at 110.5 miles per hour. Jacob deGrom gave up a first-inning two-run homer to the Guardians, then shut them down […]


Five in a row.

They’re coming, they’re going. The transaction train was busy yesterday.  Texas made some moves because of injuries. They signed starter Chris Paddack, called up infielder Cameron Cauley, brought Evan Carter off the I.L. and sent Wyatt Langford back to the I.L. Brandon Nimmo and, of course, Corey Seager, are hurting […]