Kennedi Landry is a Texas Rangers beat reporter, covering the team's news and developments for Major League Baseball (MLB). With a focus on multinational coverage, Kennedi provides in-depth analysis, interviews, and insights into the team's performance, roster changes, and off-field activities. Her work has also been featured in BVM Sports and Lone Star Ball.
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By: Kennedi Landry
CLEVELAND -- Tarik Skubal strutted off the mound at Progressive Field in the sixth inning on Monday and threw his hands in the air as if to ask the sold-out crowd, “Are you not entertained?” The 27-year-old left-hander got double-play balls in the fifth and sixth frames of Game 2
By: Kennedi Landry
DETROIT -- Trey Sweeney is a quiet, calm kid. There’s obviously nothing wrong with that, but the 24-year-old possesses a steady heartbeat. He’s cool, calm and collected in any situation, just along for the ride. But that’s part of what makes him so good.
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DETROIT -- Matt Vierling leapt into the air, snagging a Statcast-projected 102 mph line drive off the bat of David Fry, robbing the Guardians' designated hitter of a base hit and preventing at least one run from coming around to score.
Tigers' man behind the mask a driving force in the Motor City 'Glue guy' Rogers brings levity, leadership and consistency to young Detroit roster
Tigers designated hitter Kerry Carpenter exited Game 4 of the American League Division Series against the Guardians with a left hamstring injury on Thursday at Comerica Park.
By: Kennedi Landry
DETROIT -- As members of the Tigers lineup have walked up to the plate throughout this postseason, casual fans may have been stumped. After all, who is Wenceel Pérez, or Zach McKinstry, or Andy Ibáñez? The baseball gods don’t care how big of a name you are. The Tigers have
By: Kennedi Landry
The Rangers were decimated by health issues, regression and a combination of the two as their World Series defense fell short without even making the postseason. On Friday, the club gave a number of injury updates, mostly notably about third baseman Josh Jung, who underwent an ECU tendon release surgery
By: Kennedi Landry
CLEVELAND -- The big American League Central matchup will come down to the wire. The AL Division Series between the Tigers and Guardians returns to Cleveland for a decisive Game 5 on Saturday afternoon as the two battle it out for a chance to face the Yankees in the ALCS.
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