The Texas Rangers finished a six-game week against the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Toronto Blue Jays with a 2-4 record, three late-game meltdowns, two position players injured and one big bad blowout loss.

At the trade deadline, the Rangers seemingly improved the best pitching staff in baseball. But when the team can’t hit and score timely runs and that best pitching staff is constantly in high leverage situations, it’s hard to tell if anything is actually good.

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The Rangers beat the first-place Toronto Blue Jays 10-4 Sunday afternoon at the Rogers Centre to stave off a sweep and end what had been a four-game losing streak. The win, only their fifth this month, was anchored by the team’s stars.

Texas Rangers Starting Pitcher Jacob deGrom has turned back the clock in 2025. He will need to be just as good this evening when he faces the best team in the American League, the Toronto Blue Jays.

With his team in need of a spark and his wrist at about 70 percent, Semien declared himself ready to return. He picked up where he’d left off, clubbing another two-run shot that

The Texas Rangers have a new top pitching prospect. Right-handed pitcher Jose Corniell is the top-ranked pitcher and third-ranked prospect overall in MLB Pipeline’s updated organizational ranking. Shortstop Sebastian Walcott remains the club’s top overall prospect while shortstop Gavin Fien,

The GBAG crew honed in on Tellez's size -- he's listed at 6'4", 270 pounds -- and asked him how many brisket sandwiches he had eaten.