DALLAS — The Texas Rangers, who bowed out of the free agent market last winter with the uncertainty of their TV contract, jumped right back in Tuesday by bringing back starter Nathan Eovaldi on a ...

The Texas Rangers aren’t saying if they have the money ... the Rangers’ efforts to solve the migraine that is their local TV rights package, they are working on a unique solution that could ...

Dubbed “The Most Interesting Man in Baseball” by Rolling Stone magazine, Randle was known more for a series of moments rather ...

The Texas Rangers are only one year off a World Series ... Per Engel: Rangers primary owner Ray Davis and ownership are pursuing a TV plan where the team would negotiate individual contracts ...

Given the local TV situation, a push for hot free agents Corbin Burnes or Blake Snell was unlikely to happen. This was the best-case scenario for Texas. Both sides win. The Rangers lagged in ...

Maybe the Texas Rangers financial situation, regarding TV, isn’t quite as uncertain as has been the narrative all offseason. After all, the Rangers apparently got SMU playoff fever and decided ...

And he was on vacation. Imagine if he’d really put his mind to it. In the span of 24 hours over Sunday and Monday, Texas ...

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ARLINGTON, Texas — As 2024 draws to a close, the Texas Rangers are turning their backs on a disappointing season of baseball and looking forward to the prospect of returning to some postseason play.