After getting shut out on Thursday, the Rangers now rank 27th in the majors in runs scored and 27th in OPS. The only teams below them are the Chicago White Sox, the Colorado Rockies, and the Pittsburgh Pirates, the three worst teams in baseball.

The Rangers’ pitching staff has to be almost perfect if it wants to win games these days because the offense has been nonexistent. Thursday afternoon was no different. Right-hander Nathan Eovaldi was top-notch on the mound,

As first career home runs go, Jorbit Vivas’ was as meaningful as it was memorable. Vivas jumped on the first pitch of the bottom of the fifth inning and deposited a 94 mph high fastball a few rows deep into the right-field seats Thursday to provide the only run of the Yankees’ series-sweep-clinching 1-0 victory against the Rangers.

The Rangers’ problems extend beyond their three-game sweep in New York — but it made for a good microcosm for their season anyway.

The 2025 season is not off to the start that Texas Rangers fans would have hoped for, as the team owns a record of 25-25 and sits in third place in the American

This week’s Power Rankings highlights numbers and performances you might have missed if you aren’t watching these teams night after night.

The Rangers came to New York. They dodged rain and continued their aversion to scoring runs, losing 1-0 to the Yankees to complete New York’s three-game sweep at Yankee Stadium. The Rangers fell back below .500 to 25-26. Need more details? No? Too bad. We got ‘em:

The Texas Rangers had four hits but the New York Yankees had one run. The starting pitchers for the Rangers allowed six runs in this series, an average of two runs per start. That went three runs by Patrick Corbin,