The Texas Rangers spent the first half of the regular season in search of answers. They tweaked their lineup in each and every direction. They fired a hitting coach and hired a hitting coach. They demoted players and promoted players.

Despite having a record below .500, the Texas Rangers had some bright spots — namely, the pitching and some recent success at the plate.

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The eight-floor, 300-unit building is the result of a direct partnership between The Cordish Companies and the Rangers.

These three players have Rangers fans fed up, and either wanting them to get better or not be on the roster entirely.

Texas Rangers Youth Academy participates in Opening Ceremonies for All-Star Commissioner’s Cup and Jennie Finch Classic presented by ARM & HAMMER To kick off Major League Baseball’s 2025 All-Star Week in Atlanta,

Higashioka had a season-high three hits, drove in five runs for the second time this year and recorded his third career stolen base in a 7-4 win against the Padres Saturday night. He’s the first player in Texas history to total five RBIs and a stolen base in a single game as a catcher.

Nathan Eovaldi failed to make the 2025 MLB All-Star game despite solid performances on the mound for the Texas Rangers. The starter has pitched to a 7-3 record with a 1.