Texas’ postseason hopes are slipping away after a brutal stretch of losses, a broken offense, and dwindling odds.

The Texas Rangers have to face the Kansas City Royals without Jacob deGrom on the mound thanks to soreness in his shoulder.

The Texas Rangers are skipping Jacob deGrom's scheduled start this week due to shoulder fatigue. The team says it's just managing his workload, and he isn't expected to go on the injured list.

Doubts surrounding Russell Martin's ability to turn Rangers' fortunes around intensify after a "mortifying" night at Ibrox, writes Tom English.

The Rangers are planning to skip right-hander Jacob deGrom's next start, which was scheduled for Wednesday night vs. the Royals, due to shoulder fatigue. President of baseball operations Chris Young said before Tuesday's contest at Kauffman Stadium that deGrom returned to Texas and was evaluated by team physician Dr.

The Rangers have been without a captain for nearly a year, but the team could name one before the 2024-25 season. The overwhelming majority of people seem to believe the three clear options to fill the captain vacancy would be either Vincent Trocheck, J.T. Miller, or Adam Fox.

Veteran midfielder and captain Hans Vanaken has come up with big moments in the Champions League regularly for Brugge and is good for a goal and an assist from midfield. If Rangers give up 27 shots, like they did in Plzen, they will be punished by Brugge despite their lack of a clinical centre forward.