Alex Plinck is a sports journalist based in Dallas, Texas. He writes for Dallas Sports Fanatic and Yardbarker, focusing on local sports teams such as the Texas Rangers. His articles provide analysis, previews, and updates on the team's performance and roster moves.
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Alex Plinck's articles predominantly focus on sports, particularly the Texas Rangers and Dallas sports. He frequently covers events and provides investment analysis related to these topics. If you have insights into trade deadlines, player performance, or investment impacts within the context of Texas-based sports teams such as the Texas Rangers or broader Dallas sports scene, your pitch is more likely to align with his coverage interests.
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By: Alex Plinck
On Tuesday before the All-Star Game, there was the All-Star Red Carpet Show on MLB Network with Rangers’ Emily Jones announcing the players. There were 69 players (excellent) who walked the carpet, including managers Bruce Bochy, Torey Lovullo, and Mark Kotsay. Fashion was displayed all over the red carpet, from the players to their wives […]
By: Alex Plinck
During All-Star week, Major League Baseball treated fans with the best of the best during the first portion of the 2024 MLB regular season. Rangers fans saw four of their own over the two days (Adolis Garcia, Marcus Semien, Corey Seager, and Kirby Yates), some acquainted foes who did damage against the Rangers, and one familiar face, Cole Ragans.
By: Alex Plinck
During All-Star week, Major League Baseball treated fans with the best of the best during the first portion of the 2024 MLB regular season.
By: Alex Plinck
After the 7-2 loss Sunday to Boston, the Rangers are down to their final 50 games of 2024.
By: Alex Plinck
After the 7-2 loss Sunday to Boston, the Rangers are down to their final 50 games of 2024. Currently, Texas sits 5.5 games back of the Mariners and 9.5 games back of the Royals to sneak into the final Wild Card spot. It's been a season filled with adversity, from a boatload of injuries to offense inefficiencies. Monday begins the season's final series against the Astros, along with seven remaining games against Seattle in September. With the club in a tough spot for the Wild Card, is the postseason possible for the 2024 Texas Rangers?
It's no secret that the Texas Rangers offense in 2024 is a pain point. The ball club is seeing most of its offensive outputs drop from last year.
The final month of the 2024 regular season is here, and it's been a grueling five months for the defending World Champions. The Rangers currently sit ten games back of the Houston Astros and nine-and-a-half back of a Wild Card spot. Is the season officially over? Texas isn't mathematically out of a postseason spot, but each day looks bleak. Assuming a miracle postseason run doesn't happen for the Texas Rangers, here are four players to zero in on when looking at the regular season's final month.
By: Alex Plinck
The final month of the 2024 regular season is here, and it's been a grueling five months for the defending World Champions.
ARLINGTON -- Julio Rodríguez made sure on Friday that the Rangers hadn't forgetten about him a week after Seattle took three of four from Texas at T-Mobile Park.
ARLINGTON -- When the Mariners woke up Saturday morning, they were prepared to go up against Max Scherzer for the second time in seven days. However, four hours before the first pitch, Seattle learned it was a familiar foe taking the mound in Dane Dunning. The change didn't affect the Mariners' winning ways in 2024 against Texas. It was another day at the park for Seattle's offense against the Rangers' pitching staff, and they made the most of it in an
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