José Leclerc

With the series headed back to Houston, there just might be more fireworks and fracases ahead.

Things have gotten weird, and not in a good way

Michael Salfino explains why the 2020 fantasy baseball season could prove to be the year of the closer.

Michael Salfino looks at the pitchers who could be regression candidates in 2020 based upon their expected stat rates from last season.

A player-by-player look at those who have departed and those who remain, and introduce you to the new additions.

Four pitchers combined for the shutout against the Padres and Beltré surpassed George Brett for 15th place all-time with 3,155 hits.

Gallo's hustle contributes to a run in a win over the Angels as he continues his strong second half. 'It's a positive way to finish the season,' says manager Jeff Banister.

Rangers closer Jose Leclerc is having a historically special season. The Rangers credit not only Leclerc for the work he put in to harness his dominating arsenal, but also a young pitching coach.

The Rangers lost Wednesday night despite another solid Mike Minor start, but it was another Texas lefthander who commanded most of the attention.

"I thought we were going to see sparks fly down off of the lights," Jeff Banister joked after Rougned Odor's three-run homer in the rain put the Rangers ahead for good.

The Rangers’ win-loss record lags the club’s mark from a year ago today by a significant amount — but is the franchise in better shape?

Minor pitched well against the Orioles, allowing just one run in seven innings. “He filled up the strike zone with all of his pitches,” manager Jeff Banister said.

“In 1990, they would call it piggyback. In 2018, they call it a trend."

The 2018 Rangers qualified as sellers. We recap every deal they made - and a few they didn't.

How does a losing team balance a game on the line with the potential for development? Jeff Banister talked about that.

Teams are, ostensibly, not in the market for whatever malevolent wraith has taken the mound dressed in an only-marginally-convincing Cole Hamels suit for the last month.

Both Rougned Odor and Delino DeShields were pivotal to the Rangers' win, each player benefiting from lessons they have learned this year.

Calhoun makes long-awaited return after fine-tuning his game in Triple-A ball. "Just playing the game hard, and wherever it takes me, that’s where it takes me," he said.