Rangers set lineup behind Jacob deGrom
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A crucial AL West matchup is set for Thursday afternoon, as the Texas Rangers look to take two of three from the Seattle Mariners. Texas remains 1.5 games out o
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After making 17 consecutive starts, Freeman has now been out of the Rangers ' lineup for two of three games this series. Freeman is just 3-for-21 at the plate thus far in September. The Rangers will go with Ezequiel Duran at third base and Nicky Lopez at second base.
Langford, in his third full season, has been in a sustained slump dating back to the end of July. Which, if we are being honest, is when he really should have started heating up. That’s when Corey Seager returned to the lineup. Seager’s presence should have strengthened the lineup around him.
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The offseason prior to the 2023 campaign was a pivotal one for the Rangers. They signed right-handed pitchers Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi in free agency to spearhead their big league rotation, a gambit that ultimately paid off when the club won its first World Series in franchise history.
Kris Boyd believes Rangers had the money to sign Lewis Ferguson from Bologna. The Gers made several additions to their midfield this summer, signing Dan Neil, Cammy Devlin and Van