The latest on the once and future World Series champion Texas Rangers
Good morning!
Shawn McFarland discusses key takeaways from the Texas Rangers’ performance last week, highlighting Marcus Semien’s strong showing over the weekend.
Kennedi Landry reports that Jacob deGrom secured a victory yesterday as the Rangers kicked off June with a series win.
McFarland points out that the Rangers utilized small ball strategies to triumph over the Cardinals in Sunday’s game.
Landry mentions that Nathan Eovaldi will be heading to the injured list due to triceps tightness, although he is anticipated to be out for the minimum time.
McFarland notes that the Rangers want Adolis Garcia to regain his form, but they’re no longer waiting for that to happen.
Jeff Wilson writes that the cautious decision regarding Eovaldi and Garcia’s benching reflects Texas’ commitment to long-term success.
Landry highlights that Semien returning to peak performance would be the fastest way to improve the Rangers.
McFarland remarks that Cody Bradford has made progress in his rehab by throwing breaking balls.
Landry’s newsletter covers Jack Leiter starting to fulfill the expectations of his No. 2 overall draft pick status within a strong Rangers rotation.
Kiley McDaniel’s June farm system update identifies the next Rangers prospect primed for a call-up following Alejandro Osuna’s debut.
Lastly, I meant to share this last week: a video discussing the conflict between Mark Teixeira (and many Rangers members) and teammate Vicente Padilla was a hot topic in Lone Star Ball’s early days.
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