Brothers Scott, Tyler Heineman Share Pregame Moment As They Earn Starts
Brothers Scott and Tyler Heineman walked out to home plate from opposite dugouts and represented the Rangers and Giants during a pregame moment.
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Brothers Scott and Tyler Heineman walked out to home plate from opposite dugouts and represented the Rangers and Giants during a pregame moment.
The Texas Rangers will be without closer Jose Leclerc for most of the pandemic-shortened season with a shoulder injury similar to the one that sidelined starter Corey Kluber earlier this week.
Kluber, who exited his start Sunday after one inning, had a platelet-rich plasma injection and returned to his home in the Boston area.
The right-hander threw just 18 pitches against Colorado on Sunday before departing his first start in almost 15 months with shoulder tightness.
Among the items donated, the jersey worn by Lance Lynn as he pitched six shutout innings to record a 1-0 victory.
Kluber, who was acquired in an offseason trade with Cleveland, lasted just one inning and 18 pitches in his first start in almost 15 months.
The Rangers had plenty of chances to take a lead but fell short to the Rockies 3-2 on Saturday.
Danny Santana had the first Rangers hit in the new ballpark.
Colorado Rockies rookie outfielder Sam Hilliard grew up going to Texas Rangers games as a kid with his dad, who two years ago was diagnosed with ALS.
He will be outside the Texas Capitol about 203 miles from home plate in Arlington.
In this edition of Living Room Sports, Texas Rangers radio announcer Eric Nadel talks with CBS 11 Sports' Bill Jones on the upcoming abbreviated MLB season.
The decision was announced after four months of cost-saving measures, budget cuts and salary decreases.
Rangers slugger Joey Gallo says he doesn't know if he actually had the coronavirus since he had multiple positive and negative tests and no symptoms.
With fans not being allowed to attend Rangers games to start the abbreviated season, the team is giving fans the opportunity to have images of themselves in attendance instead.
Slugger Joey Gallo joined the Rangers for the first time at summer camp Friday after missing a week due to testing positive for COVID-19.