Good morning.
Ryan Myers writes that Kumar Rocker followed a team loss with a win for a second consecutive outing after finding the right adjustments in yesterday’s finale victory.
Jeff Wilson writes that the Texas Rangers knew the stakes against Seattle and delivered a series win to wrest away a modest amount of control in the AL West.
Shawn McFarland writes that to earn the series win, the Rangers had to slay the George Kirby dragon which they emphatically accomplished.
Kennedi Landry writes that the
Rangers smacked four home runs off of Kirby on their way to just a second ever win against the M’s hurler.
Evan Grant writes that, with the series win in otherwise convincing fashion, the Rangers made their best pitch to upgrade at the trade deadline.
Matt Snyder places the Rangers among the teams in the “likely buyers” tier with the trade deadline around a week away.
ESPN’s Buster Olney writes that, surprise, surprise, the Rangers are seeking some bullpen help at the deadline.
Kevin Sherrington ponders if a more miserly Ray Davis will even fund upgrades at the deadline.
McFarland notes that a potential upgrade might come via Corey Seager, who sets out to begin a rehab assignment starting today.
And, given a million guesses, I would not have been able to name who will become a prominent part owner of the eventual Vegas A’s.
Have a nice day!
