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Team really gonna come back home 0 and ****ing 6
Pitching is pathetic and they cant hit with RISP
On the bright side home opener tix prices might drop
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Team really gonna come back home 0 and ****ing 6
Pitching is pathetic and they cant hit with RISP
Pitching should keep the Rangers in the thick of it.
Will have to make a move or two for bats around the deadline if they're gonna be serious.
Just gotta survive to the deadline and if you're in it push all in on a couple of corner outfield bats.I just can’t see it with that lineup - hope so for you but the West is tough
Just gotta survive to the deadline and if you're in it push all in on a couple of corner outfield bats.
Seattle and Houston are definitely better today assuming health. But the Rangers have at least positioned themselves clearly above LA and Oakland - and I think closer to the top two than the bottom.
Lots of assets to make moves with at the deadline if appropriate. Probably still a year away, though.
im sure yall will turn it around before Haniger comes off the IL for us
No fun in slow starts
Was in attendance for the Gore start. He looked great - struck out Olson and Riley twice and got Acuna later on as well. Not a single ball hit over 90 MPH against him, but did have some command issues. Trying to temper my expectations due to injury history, but he looks the part.Nats fans I was watching the game last Saturday against ATL. Mackenzie Gore is going to be a an ace level pitcher for you guys. I hated and wish the Padres didn't have to give him up last year in the Soto trade. Dude was the #1 or #2 pitching prospect in the minors for 2 or 3 years. He had about 10 good starts for SD last year before the trade then started getting tired and eventually hurt after the trade to the Nats. The Nats haul of prospects in the Soto trade was a hella lot better than what you guys got from the Dodgers for Scherzer and Trea Turner.
Just gotta survive to the deadline and if you're in it push all in on a couple of corner outfield bats.
Seattle and Houston are definitely better today assuming health. But the Rangers have at least positioned themselves clearly above LA and Oakland - and I think closer to the top two than the bottom.
Lots of assets to make moves with at the deadline if appropriate. Probably still a year away, though.
We might be a team that lines up with you if you look to add bats at the deadline, but only if they, ya know, actually hit for a few months. (Bellinger, Wisdom, Happ even)
Wasn’t Happ a 4+ WAR last year?
3.6, Hoerner was our only 4+.
But Happ is a FA, and if he doesn't get extended, he'd likely be one of the better bats at the deadline, switch hitter etc, he'd fit what Dirk was mentioning.
It'll be interesting to see how tight the Rangers can stay - and then how willing they are to push chips to the middle with some of the arms and farm kids.3.6, Hoerner was our only 4+.
But Happ is a FA, and if he doesn't get extended, he'd likely be one of the better bats at the deadline, switch hitter etc, he'd fit what Dirk was mentioning.
It'll be interesting to see how tight the Rangers can stay - and then how willing they are to push chips to the middle with some of the arms and farm kids.
But yeah, I think the Cubs match up well as a potential trade partner.
He's going to be commissioner someday. I don't see how he couldn't be. (unless he doesn't want to be) But him calling out talking heads is heartwarming.
Xander on a tear to start the season