The Texas Rangers have posted a strong stretch in recent weeks and maintain hopes for the 2025 MLB playoffs in a competitive American League wild card race leading into the MLB trade deadline.

The Texas Rangers have clawed back into the race and could flip their former All-Star outfielder for a more consistent bat at the deadline.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/marlins as Rangers Named in Potential MLB Trade Deadline Deal With Marlins.

The Texas Rangers today announced the following transactions prior to Friday night’s series opener against the Atlanta Braves at Globe Life Field: - Outfielder Sam Haggerty activated from 10-day Injured List.

An unusual place in the standings calls for an unusual course of action.

The Texas Rangers have been on a hot streak recently as they play their way back into contention in their 2025 campaign.

Only a couple weeks ago, yours truly wrote that the best option for Chris Young is to sell off a few parts at the deadline and start on next year’s modest rebuild. Nothing crazy. Thank Adolis Garcia for his service, dismantle the bullpen, coast into football season.

"Rival evaluators" don't believe the Kansas City Royals are "especially motivated" to trade starting pitcher Seth Lugo, per ESPN's Buster Olney.

Corey Seager delivered a home run and double for the second game in a row in the Texas Rangers' win over the Athletics, further establishing himself as a historically elite slugger.

Corey Seager, in the fourth season of his $325 million, 10-year deal with Texas, has a 24-game on-base streak. He has hit .356 with eight homers and 22 RBIs in what is the second-longest active streak in the majors, behind the 29 by Milwaukee’s Christian Yelich.