Rocker plays stopper as Rangers' young hurler tosses 6 one-hit frames
ARLINGTON -- When asked how to get back on track after Monday night’s blowout loss to the White Sox, manager Skip Schumaker made it seem pretty simple. “Win a game,” he said. “That's how you get back on track. Tomorrow Kumar Rocker going. It's going to be important for him
Rangers sign first 3 Draft picks, including Texas native Comeau
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers have agreed to terms with their first three picks from the 2026 MLB Draft: Left-hander Gio Rojas, shortstop Connor Comeau and left-hander Brody Bumila. Rangers director of amateur scouting Kip Fagg said the club has also agreed to terms with all of its top 10 picks
Texas loses Higashioka (flexor strain) to IL, summons catcher Wynns
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers opened the season with two catchers on the active roster: Danny Jansen and Kyle Higashioka. Both are now on the injured list as Higashioka (right flexor strain) joined Jansen (right forearm strain) on the 10-day injured list on Tuesday ahead of Texas' 10-0 win over the
Jung (calf tightness) exits after running bases Tuesday, hopes to play in finale
ARLINGTON -- Rangers third baseman Josh Jung exited the club’s 10-0 win against the White Sox on Tuesday night in the fourth inning due to left calf tightness. Jung singled in the bottom of the third inning, went first to third on a Brandon Nimmo single and then scored on
Rangers still awaiting Seager's return with Deadline approaching
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Will Rangers buy or sell at Deadline? 100 games in, the .500 club still isn't sure
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers are 50-50 after 100 games in the 2026 season. A .500 record after 100 feels apt for this team, which has gone through its fair share of ups and down to this point. And after a 10-3 series-opening loss to the White Sox on Monday night
Three takeaways from Rangers' tough series loss to Braves
ATLANTA -- It was a messy game to end a messy series. The Rangers fell, 8-5, to the Braves on Sunday afternoon at Truist Park, and for however messy it may have been, it was winnable. It was a winnable series, despite a 14-run thumping in the series opener on
Montgomery, Bradford make rehab starts in journey back from UCL surgery
ATLANTA -- The Rangers’ pair of rehabbing starting pitchers returned from the All-Star break to continue their respective buildups in their returns from UCL surgery. On Saturday, Jordan Montgomery made a start with Triple-A Round Rock, while Cody Bradford returned to Double-A Frisco to continue his own rehab assignment.
Nimmo channels inner goldfish, resilient Rangers rally for first win of second half
ATLANTA -- Brandon Nimmo isn’t shy about quoting one of his favorite shows, “Ted Lasso.” “Be a goldfish,” the fictional soccer coach says in season 1 of the Emmy Award-winning show.
Rangers' second-half premiere lackluster in lopsided loss
ATLANTA -- The Rangers went into the All-Star break on a high, walking off their in-state-rival Houston Astros in the series finale on Sunday and ultimately taking two of three from them during the final weekend of the first half.
Just a Wyoming kid at heart, Nimmo went from hitting in a barn to the bigs
It was a rite of passage in Brandon Nimmo’s family growing up in Cheyenne, Wyoming, that when you turn seven years old, you get on the back of a calf and try to ride it for eight seconds. The first time Nimmo attempted that, the calf quickly bucked him off
How the first-place Rangers can stay put in the second half
ARLINGTON -- Good or bad, the strength -- or lack thereof -- of the American League West is going to influence the Rangers’ plans.
How Jacob Latz turned a setback into an All-Star season
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Here are the Rangers' 2026 Draft picks
ARLINGTON -- The Rangers couldn’t have predicted a better Draft. The good fortune started early in the first round, when top prep pitcher Gio Rojas fell to Texas at No. 16 after being mocked in the top 10 for weeks. It continued throughout the afternoon, when the Rangers picked another
Gore steps up in a big way to set stage for Nimmo's walk-off knock
ARLINGTON -- MacKenzie Gore wanted the ball. It was as simple as that. When ace Jacob deGrom’s final start of the first half of the season had to be delayed due to a mild left glute strain, the Rangers were facing a potential bullpen game against the in-state-rival Astros in
Bradford begins rehab assignment as Montgomery nears return
ARLINGTON -- Rangers reinforcements are on the way. On Sunday, left-handed pitcher Cody Bradford made his first rehab start with Double-A Frisco on rehab assignment, while fellow left-handed pitcher Jordan Montgomery is continuing his rehab with Triple-A Round Rock. Both are returning from their respective elbow surgeries.
Rangers land 100-mph arm Bumila in third round of MLB Draft
ARLINGTON -- The last couple of weeks have been a blur for Brody Bumila.
Rangers 'ecstatic' to get top lefty pitching prospect in Rojas at No. 16
ARLINGTON -- Gio Rojas, MLB Pipeline’s No. 8 Draft prospect, is considered both the best high school pitcher and the best left-handed pitcher in this year’s class. MLB Pipeline ranked Rojas the second-best pitching prospect in the Draft, behind only UC Santa Barbara’s Jackson Flora.
deGrom will miss Sunday's start before break due to glute strain
ARLINGTON -- Jacob deGrom will not make his final start of the first half on Sunday against the Astros due to a “mild left glute strain,” manager Skip Schumaker said prior to Friday’s game against the Astros at Globe Life Field. deGrom was limited to just five innings in his
Langford's early return saves Rangers with walk-off winner
ARLINGTON -- A win is a win. But man, that one was harder than it needed to be.
First-inning issues cap Gore's rocky first half in Texas
ARLINGTON -- The evening started as many have for the Rangers this season. MacKenzie Gore allowed a leadoff double to Zach Neto, who scored on a single from Vaughn Grissom. The Rangers would be playing from behind. Texas has now allowed opponents to score in the first inning an MLB-high
Rangers' Montgomery looks sharp in fourth rehab start
Rangers starting pitcher Jordan Montgomery tossed three scoreless innings in his fourth rehab start for Triple-A Round Rock on Tuesday night. The veteran left-hander is on his way back from his second Tommy John surgery, which he underwent in March 2025.
Foscue's 1st pinch-hit HR helps Rangers humble Halos
ARLINGTON -- If you ask Rangers manager Skip Schumaker, pinch hitting is the hardest thing to do as a hitter in this game. Justin Foscue has made it a valuable piece of his game to become an important part of the Rangers’ offensive machine.
deGrom expects to make next start despite left leg/hip issue
ARLINGTON -- Jacob deGrom battled through five innings and 80 pitches in the Rangers’ 8-3 win over the Angels on Tuesday night.
Rangers eager to strengthen org teeming with top Draft picks
ARLINGTON -- Looking at the Rangers’ roster midway through the season, it’s littered with recent top Draft picks. Take Jack Leiter and Kumar Rocker, the former Vanderbilt teammates who went in the first round in 2021-22. Or Josh Jung and Justin Foscue, the infielders who went in the first round