Jacob Gurvis

LOS ANGELES — Wyatt Langford and the Rangers breathed a sigh of relief Saturday, as the star left fielder appeared to have avoided a long-term injury after exiting Friday's series opener against the Dodgers with right quad tightness. Langford underwent an MRI Saturday morning that found only a “very mild strain,” the team said, meaning he would not need to go on the injured list. Langford was not in the lineup for the middle game in L.A. but is considered day to day and could be available off the bench. Pudge Rodriguez Baseball Card Bobblehead Giveaway is April 22! “It's…

LOS ANGELES -- Just two games into a long early-season road trip, Rangers manager Skip Schumaker is keenly aware of the balancing act he must strike with his pitching staff. On one hand, his starters are still building up toward the 90-100-pitch mark as they make their third turn through

LOS ANGELES -- When looking to avoid a sweep, handing the ball to a two-time Cy Young Award winner is usually a good strategy. After dropping the first two games of their 10-game, 10-day road trip to the Dodgers, the Rangers turned to veteran righty Jacob deGrom for Sunday’s matinee.

LOS ANGELES -- Brandon Nimmo likes to wear his “I just hope Danny Jansen is having fun” T-shirt around the Rangers’ clubhouse. It’s safe to say Jansen had plenty of fun in Texas' 5-2 win over the Dodgers on Sunday. The Rangers’ catcher displayed his excellent sense of the strike

Amar’e Stoudemire, the American-Israeli basketball star who became a devout convert to Judaism after retiring, is reportedly headed to the hall of fame. Stoudemire will be inducted into the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Class of 2026 alongside Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers and WNBA legends Candace Parker and Elena Delle Donne, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania, a top NBA […]

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Meanwhile, the Jewish announcer Andres Cantor will be calling his 12th straight tournament.

Meanwhile, the Jewish announcer Andres Cantor will be calling his 12th straight tournament.

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