Corey Seager says hernia surgery went well, has more time to rehab for Texas Rangers
Seager underwent season-ending sports hernia surgery on his right side last Friday and will now spend a second consecutive offseason rehabbing from the same operation. The difference: His first surgery, in January, forced him to miss nearly all of spring training. The hope and belief is that this one won’t.
The discomfort stems from Jung’s early-season wrist fracture that kept him out the majority of the 2024 season.
For the Texas Rangers, most of it they'll be happy to forget. With two weeks remaining and 9.5 games out of the AL West ...
Shesterkin has helped the Rangers reach the Eastern Conference Final twice, in 2022, when they lost in six games to the Tampa ...
Wyatt Langford will try for a more productive performance after a hitless showing in his previous game (0-for-3). He and the ...
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The Texas Rangers Baseball Foundation and Chevron recently announced a partnership to distribute grants focused on funding ...
Dog owners in Sacramento are being urged to be on alert after a pair of reported coyote attacks along the American River ...
Dave King, Rangers' largest shareholder, has challenged the current board to call an emergency meeting to let shareholders ...
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