Good morning.
Shawn McFarland writes that the Texas Rangers finally succumbed to working with a threadbare pitching staff in a season finale loss that left no doubt that there would be no October baseball.
Jeff Wilson writes that the Rangers went 2-4 in their final two series of the year against two teams with losing records to drop the American League West by a game.
Kennedi Landry writes that the Rangers are disappointed with their play this season as they missed the postseason for a third straight
year.
Evan Grant writes that, despite being in the worst division in history, it was the big guys who didn’t show up for Texas in the end.
ESPN’s Bradford Doolittle writes that Jacob Latz establishing himself as a contributing big leaguer can be taken as a silver lining for the Rangers in 2026.
And, Bob Nightengale notes that former Rangers general manager Jon Daniels has dropped out of the running for the top decision-making job with the erstwhile Oakland Athletics. Considering the level of talent they deployed in their 9-0 series finale loss to Houston, I can’t say I blame him.
Have a nice day!
