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Next GameNext Game	09/08/2024 2:35 PM EST
Next OpponentNext Opponent	LAA Los Angeles Angels
Standing (Division)Division Rank	3rd AL West
WinsWins	68
LossesLosses	74
RunsRuns Scored	599
Runs AllowedRuns Allowed	641
Batting AverageBatting Average	.239
Home RunsHome Runs	148
ManagerManager	Bruce Bochy

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Rangers ace Jacob deGrom takes another step toward big league return with 1st rehab outing

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Rangers’ Jacob deGrom says he’s ready to begin rehab assignment

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Sebastian Walcott

TEX Shortstop

Rangers promoted INF prospect Sebastian Walcott to Double-A Frisco.

Walcott has hit .261 with 10 home runs and 26 stolen bases over 116 games with High-A Hickory. He’s only 18, and widely considered one of the best infield prospects in the sport. There’s an outside shot that Walcott could see time with the Rangers by the end of 2025, but 2026 still seems more likely because of his age.
Nathaniel Lowe

TEX First Baseman #30

Nathaniel Lowe went 2-for-3 with a two-run homer and a HBP in the Rangers’ 7-4 takedown of the Angels on Sunday.

The two-run homer off Caden Dana provided Lowe with his first multi-RBI game since way back on July 29. Lowe, though, has given himself chances for more such games lately; he’s hitting .405 with four extra-base hits and six walks in his last 12 games.
Andrew Heaney

TEX Starting Pitcher #44

Andrew Heaney yielded four runs — three earned — in six innings and struck out eight Sunday in a win over the Angels.

It’s Heaney’s first win since July 21. He allowed one run over 15 innings in his previous three starts, all of which turned into Rangers victories. Still, he just hasn’t had any luck in that department this year, leaving him 5-13 in spite of a 3.84 ERA. He’s a fine play with his next start due to come in Seattle.
Kirby Yates

TEX Relief Pitcher #39

Kirby Yates worked a hitless ninth for his 29th save Sunday against the Angels.

Four of those saves have come against the team that gave up one him after one outing in 2017. He’s since saved 89 games and gone to two All-Star Games. Today’s outing was Yates’ fourth in five days, which seems excessive for a 37-year-old pitching for a team with very little hope of reaching the postseason. The Rangers have Monday off, at least.
Leody Taveras

TEX Center Fielder #3

Leody Taveras is out of the Rangers lineup for a third straight game Sunday against the Angels.

It’s not surprising that Taveras sat versus lefties on Friday and Saturday, but he would normally be in there against a righty today. Instead, the Rangers have Travis Jankowski in center. Taveras has had a disappointing season, but he’s not particularly slumping at the moment, having gone 5-for-17 with a couple of doubles in his last five games. This is the first time he’s been out of the lineup against righty since July 31.
Josh Jung

TEX Third Baseman #6

Josh Jung went 2-for-3 with a walk, a double and a run scored against the Angels on Saturday.

Jung has six multi-hit games in his last nine games. He’s 15-for-35 (.428) five runs, two home runs and five RBI in that time. Jung missed nearly four months of the year, but he returned in time to show once again that he can still swing the stick.
Marcus Semien

TEX Second Baseman #2

Marcus Semien went 1-for-4 with a run scored, an RBI and a stolen base against the Angels on Saturday.

The stolen base is just his fifth of the season. He’s hitting .236 with a .689 OPS and 65 RBI this year. Semien has 18 home runs and 87 runs scored, which are respectable numbers, but his stats are down across the board this year. He turns 34 later this month and it’s fair to wonder at this point if this is the beginning of his decline.
Kirby Yates

TEX Relief Pitcher #39

Kirby Yates tossed a scoreless ninth inning and got the save against the Angels on Saturday.

Yates’ save was his 28th of the season. He struck out one in a perfect ninth inning. He lowered his ERA to 1.32 on the year. Yates has quietly been one of the better closers in all of baseball this year.
Jack Leiter

TEX Starting Pitcher #35

Jack Leiter allowed three runs in five innings and got a no-decision in the Rangers’ 6-4 victory over the Angels on Saturday.

Leiter gave up two hits, walked two and struck out six. This was one of the better outings of Leiter’s brief major league career so far. He has a 10.41 ERA, but should remain in the Rangers’ rotation. Leiter’s fantasy upside just isn’t there at the moment, though he should be held onto in dynasty formats. The 24-year-old right-hander is set to face the Mariners on the road next week.
Jacob deGrom

TEX Starting Pitcher #48

Jacob deGrom pitched four shutout innings during his rehab start for Double-A Frisco.

The right-hander struck out five and allowed just one hit. Assuming deGrom checks out well after the outing, this was his final rehab appearance, and the expectation is the 36-year-old will make his next start as a member of the Rangers. There will always be injury risk here, but the risk will carry a considerable amount of reward with it.

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