Good morning.
Evan Grant writes that Monday’s blowout victory for the Texas Rangers signified that perhaps Corey Seager is back.
Kennedi Landry writes that the win in Chicago could have turned out differently if Brandon Nimmo hadn’t committed home run larceny.
Grant writes that the Rangers didn’t make much use of an easy portion of their schedule, which turns more difficult in the season’s final month.
Landry writes about Joc Pederson getting the boot from last night’s game because terrible home plate
ump Chris Guccione thought the Texas DH was joking when calling for an ABS challenge on a strike three call that the ump got wrong.
Grant writes that Pederson is in the midst of his longest slump of the season, potentially because the Rangers have seen more left-handers of late and unfortunately will continue to do so.
MLB’s Ben Weinrib notes that Frisco’s Rafe Perich made the MLB Pipeline Prospect Team of the Week at third base.
And, Tim Cowlishaw tries to hit his Rangers article quota for this year by writing about the weird, wild American League West.
Have a nice day!
