Rangers' new City Connect look a nod to Tex-Mex culture
ARLINGTON -- ¡Viva Tejas! There’s a sort of storytelling that goes along with all uniforms that represent a city or state, none more so than Nike’s City Connect series. As the Rangers retire the “Peagle” uniforms that celebrated the baseball history of the entire Metroplex, the City Connect 2.0 celebrates
Rangers make statement with 1st sweep of division rival Mariners since 2023
ARLINGTON -- Kyle Higashioka said it best on Tuesday night: “It gets kinda tiring losing to the same team.”
Pederson lets it all out after crushing first HR of '26
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Evo gets 1,500th K in bounceback start as Rangers best Achilles heel Kirby
ARLINGTON -- First pitch was at 7:09 p.m. CT. By 7:09:05, Nathan Eovaldi's four-seam fastball was launched a Statcast-projected 350 feet, just beyond the right-field wall at Globe Life Field by Mariners infielder Brendan Donovan. The Rangers, with another co-ace on the mound, were staring down a 1-0 hole in
Sigh of relief: MRI of deGrom's knee comes back clean
ARLINGTON -- Rangers ace Jacob deGrom underwent an MRI on his right knee on Tuesday morning after experiencing discomfort during his pregame warmup on Monday night ahead of a 2-1 win over the Mariners at Globe Life Field. The results came back clean, with no structural issues -- a big
deGrom flushes Raleigh HR -- and right knee discomfort -- to help Rangers snap skid
ARLINGTON -- The most defining at-bat of Jacob deGrom’s start against the Mariners on Monday night came in the first inning.
Here are the non-players in the Rangers Hall of Fame
ARLINGTON -- The Texas Rangers Hall of Fame was created in 2002 to honor individuals who have impacted the organization both on and off the field. Starting in 2009, the Rangers Hall of Fame began a new process required for induction in which a group comprised of all living members
Leiter's strong 9-K start a positive in 3 takeaways from series loss to Reds
ARLINGTON -- So far, 2026 is looking a whole lot like 2025 at Globe Life Field. The Rangers suffered their first sweep of the season on Sunday afternoon with a 2-1 loss to the Reds to finish off a weekend that looked a whole lot like the ‘25 ballclub’s losses.
With new contacts, Burger could be frightening to face ... literally
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After hectic Opening Week, Rocker rewards Rangers' faith with solid season debut
ARLINGTON -- When the Rangers broke camp and left Surprise, Ariz., on March 22, one player remained at the Spring Training facility. Kumar Rocker remained in Surprise in order to make one last start on the backfields against Minor Leaguers, while the rest of the club arrived in Arlington for
Rangers continue to rave about Gore after 9-K start in home debut
ARLINGTON -- Opening Day is the start of the new year in baseball. And while Texas had to wait a week, as the Rangers opened the season with a seven-day, six-game road trip, the festivities got underway on Friday afternoon. Accompanying the new year was the Rangers’ newest starting pitcher
Back-to-back road series wins filled with a whole lot of fun for Rangers
BALTIMORE -- Midway through Spring Training, Danny Jansen walked in the Rangers’ clubhouse in Surprise, Ariz., wearing a shirt that said: “I just hope Brandon Nimmo is having fun.” An hour later, Nimmo strolled through wearing a corresponding “I just hope Danny Jansen is having fun” shirt. Jansen said a
Not his first rodeo! How Cutch gave his new team a new celebration
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Getting deGrom (7 K's) back just one positive for a Rangers team flashing its potential
BALTIMORE -- It hasn’t been how Jacob deGrom wanted to start the season. First deGrom was scratched from his season debut, which was originally scheduled for last Saturday in Philadelphia, due to neck stiffness.
Looking back at every cycle in Rangers history
ARLINGTON -- For the first 32 years of Texas Rangers history (since the club’s relocation from Washington, D.C.), there was just one player to hit for the cycle: Oddibe McDowell on July 23, 1985, against the Indians at Arlington Stadium. Since the start of the 2004 season, nine players have
Now sporting dad Al's lucky number, Leiter already feeling 22
BALTIMORE -- When Jack Leiter takes the mound, it’ll look a little different this season. The Rangers’ second-year starter switched to No. 22 for 2026, adopting his family’s lucky number, which his dad, Al Leiter, wore for eight years in the big leagues.
Greatest debut games in Rangers history
ARLINGTON -- An MLB debut has a certain aura to it. Whether it’s a breaking camp with your big league club or debuting as a September callup, or even as an injury replacement, every player dreams of that day. Despite having their fair share of rookie stars over the years,
Nimmo hits 1st HR as a Ranger -- and it comes against familiar foe
PHILADELPHIA -- Brandon Nimmo entered the 2026 season with 10 homers at Citizens Bank Park, the most he’s had at any visiting ballpark.
Gore holds Phils hitless until 6th inning in impressive Rangers debut
PHILADELPHIA -- What a day for the new guys. A trio of new Rangers made their presence known in the club's 8-3 victory over the Phillies in Sunday afternoon's series finale at Citizens Bank Park. While Brandon Nimmo and Andrew McCutchen each launched their first Texas homer, starting pitcher MacKenzie
McCutchen celebrates first Rangers HR by ... apologizing to a fan?
PHILADELPHIA -- Andrew McCutchen knows how Phillies fans operate. The Rangers' new designated hitter, who spent three seasons in Philadelphia from 2019-21, was prepared for anything he would get from the crowd at Citizens Bank Park during the season-opening series. On Sunday, after McCutchen launched his first homer as a
Resilient Rangers rally to overcome Burger's blunder, deGrom's absence
PHILADELPHIA -- The winds were swirling at Citizens Bank Park, howling almost as loud as the hostile crowd of 40,051 that watched a Rangers lead evaporate before their eyes. The 18 mph winds affected everybody on the field, but on Saturday afternoon, they felt like the 10th member of the
deGrom (neck stiffness) scratched from 2026 debut; next start TBD
PHILADELPHIA -- Rangers ace Jacob deGrom has been scratched from his 2026 debut start on Saturday afternoon against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park due to neck stiffness. deGrom said he woke up at 8:22 a.m. ET with a stiff neck and came to the ballpark early to try to
McCutchen enters Year 18 full of gratitude as he debuts with Rangers
PHILADELPHIA -- The crowd at Citizens Bank Park booed everyone associated with the Rangers, just as the fans in Philadelphia do. All but one. When Andrew McCutchen's name was introduced as part of the Rangers’ Opening Day lineup on Thursday, he received a lighter welcome. It wasn’t the loud, echoing
Rangers' offense wakes up too late behind uneven Eovaldi on Opening Day
PHILADELPHIA -- There’s not been a steadier Texas Ranger over the last three years than Nathan Eovaldi. The Rangers’ co-ace has been a rock for a rotation that became the best in baseball in 2025. So, it’s easy to expect close to perfection from him every time he steps on
What to know about Rangers-Phillies on Opening Day (4:15 p.m. ET)
PHILADELPHIA -- Three days after Adolis García signed a one-year, $10 million contract with the Phillies in mid-December, he checked the 2026 schedule. Oh, that’s funny. The Phils were playing the Rangers on Opening Day. García played for the Rangers from 2020-25, helping them win the 2023 World Series. In
