Rangers Connected to Multiple Relievers 48 Hours Before The Trade Deadline
The Rangers have been connected to 4 teams about relievers today. At approximately 8:30 this morning Noah Hiles of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that the Rangers were among the teams that have contacted the Pirates about closer David Bednar. Mark Feinsand of MLB.com also reported that the Rangers are among teams interested in Cardinals flame-throwing closer Ryan Helsley. Now Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News has reported that the Rangers have engaged in talks with the Colorado Rockies
Texas Rangers Farm Recap 7/25
Here’s the rundown on the Texas Rangers’ affiliate action from Friday, July 25, 2025, Round Rock Express (AAA) The Round Rock Express fell 8-6 to the Tacoma Rainiers (Mariners), but the spotlight was on rehabbing big-leaguer Josh Sborz as he nears a return to the Rangers’ bullpen. Pitching: RHP Josh Sborz, on a rehab assignment, pitched one inning, allowing one run (unearned) with one walk, one strikeout, and three swing-and-misses on 19 pitches (11 strikes), hitting a top velocity of 92.4 m
ACL Rangers Clinch West Division, Charge Into Postseason
The ACL Rangers punched their ticket to the postseason last night, July 24, 2025, by clinching the Arizona Complex League West division with a 33-27 record. Managed by Nick Janssen, the Rangers tied the ACL White Sox but secured the crown, marking their first step toward a championship run. Here at The Prospect Times, it’s the perfect time to take a closer look at their season stats and celebrate the team’s gritty campaign. Pitching Carries the Load The Rangers’ arms were the backbone of the
Rangers Affiliates Recap 7/24
Hickory Crawdads The Hickory Crawdads suffered a 7-5 loss against the Augusta GreenJackets. Yeremy Cabrera led the way for them with two hits and two RBIs. Esteban Mejia backed him up with a RBI double and a walk that forced in another run. Brooks Fowler was great in his start as he allowed one run in 5.1 innings on seven hits with just one walk while striking out one. This outing brought his ERA down to 2.86. When the bullpen entered the game went downhill. William Privette allowed four runs
(F)arm Breakdown: Leandro Lopez vs the Wichita Wind Surge
I watched every pitch of Leandro Lopez's start tonight, so you didn't have to. The right-hander out of the Dominican Republic made his debut start for AA Frisco tonight. There are many things you can call Leandro Lopez, but "boring" is not one of them. If this is the first you're hearing about Leandro Lopez, you can check out the profile I did on him, or the breakdown I did of his last start in High-A before getting the call up. Lopez was a member of the Rangers 2021 international free agent cl
Some Players The Rangers Could Target at The 2025 Trade Deadline
I don't think that it is any secret that the Rangers are not in perfect shape and could definitely use some reinforcements if they want to go deep into the playoffs. What do they need to improve the team? They most definitely will need a closer and maybe another arm or 2 with Chris Martin going down for at least 4-6 weeks. They also could potentially add a bat to help out the offense. Let's start with the bullpen arms: Danny Coulombe- Unfortunately he is a rental, but probably won't be too exp
Joc Pederson to rehab with the Frisco RoughRiders in Wichita
Texas Rangers DH Joc Pederson is inching closer to a comeback, heading to Wichita to join the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders for an MLB rehab assignment. On Wednesday, July 23, 2025, Pederson took live batting practice at Globe Life Field before the Rangers’ series finale against the Athletics, his second straight day of BP as he ramps up. Pederson has been sidelined by Injury Pederson’s been out of action since May 25, stuck on the 10-day IL with a fractured right hand after taking a pitch to t
Rangers Affiliates Recap 7/23
Hickory Crawdads: The Crawdads lost 6-0 as they were only able to manage three hits against the Augusta GreenJackets (Atlanta Braves). Maxton Martin, Hector Osorio, and Pablo Guerrero each had a hit. Enrique Segura got the start and took the loss only lasting 3.2 innings while allowing three runs on a trio hits as well as a trio of walks. He struck out a pair of hitters. Grant Cherry came in next and struggled as he allowed two runs on five hits in one inning walked one and struck out three.