Rangers Leaning Left In Rotation After Rare Losing Season
The Rangers rotation is leaning quite a bit to the left. Texas added two more lefty starters to go with Cole Hamels and Martin Perez, along with a free agent right-hander.
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The Rangers rotation is leaning quite a bit to the left. Texas added two more lefty starters to go with Cole Hamels and Martin Perez, along with a free agent right-hander.
Baseball managers must have a sweet smile as the franchise's face, sitting in front of a backdrop with sponsor logos before and after 162 games every year, and hopefully more.
Yu Darvish faced the Rangers on Wednesday for the first time since signing a six-year contract with the Cubs last month. Darvish limited the Rangers to three hits over six innings.
The Brewers released a video celebrating the 25th anniversary of the movie "The Sandlot" last weekend, with Milwaukee players dressed as characters from the film and reciting the movie's lines.
The Angels Shohei Ohtani struggles on the mound and at the plate; Astros Jose Altuve signs a lucrative contract extension.
The Angels made a big splash this off-season adding a big, young talent to their team.
The 27-year-old second baseman is earning $6 million this year under the first option exercised by Houston in a deal he agreed to in 2013 that originally guaranteed $12.5 million from 2014-17.
Luis Castillo, Jameson Taillon, Josh Hader head the division's crop of flourishing arms all looking to try and chase down the Cubs.
Going into his 21st big-league season, Adrian Beltre is one of only two current players who have played at least 20 MLB seasons. The other is his new teammate with the Texas Rangers, 44-year-old pitcher Bartolo Colon.
The battle for the starting left fielder job just got a lot easier for Drew Robinson and Ryan Rua.
The free agent pitcher finally gets a deal done and the league adds a new broadcast partner.
Bartolo Colon could be pitching his way into the Texas Rangers' rotation at age 44 as he continues to shut down hitters half his age in spring training.
President Donald Trump recognized the Houston Astros on Monday for their first World Series win, an "incredible victory" that Trump said was even more special following the devastation Hurricane Harvey wrought on the Texas city.
Byron Buxton, Francisco Mejia, Michael Kopech can make mark in a division with a couple of rebuilding teams.
The Phillies have made their boldest move yet. Free agent ace Jake Arrieta has agreed to a $75 million, three-year contract, according to people familiar with the decision.
Dallas Keuchel and his World Series champion Houston teammates will leave their spring training home on Monday morning to visit the White House.
Jared Sandler is getting you up close with some of the Rangers out in Surprise, Arizona.
Facebook is getting deeper into the professional sports streaming game, signing a deal with Major League Baseball to air 25 afternoon games in an exclusive deal.
Jared Sandler is getting you up close with some of the Rangers out in Surprise, Arizona.
Yankees slugger Aaron Judge is strongly leaning toward not taking part in the Home Run Derby at the All-Star Game this year. The 2017 AL Rookie of the Year won the derby last season.
The two-time Cy Young Award winner passed the physical Tuesday and said he will wear the number his brother used as an amateur.
The Mariners are bringing back Ichiro Suzuki. He spent his first 11 major league seasons with Seattle, earning the 2001 AL Rookie of the Year and MVP honors.
It's official. The Rangers have agreed to a contract with free-agent pitcher Tim Lincecum.
It's always a part of the game, but never fun to see players sidelined with injuries before the season starts.
Ronald Acuna, Victor Robles, Rhys Hoskins highlight a division loaded with young stars.
