@RightOnRangers A game like this pretty much proves that there was never an offensive approach to begin with. If your team can’t even hit BAD PITCHING you need to rework your whole offensive approach, starting with firing everyone involved with producing this terrible offense.
@skostyboi This team is incapable of controlling its own destiny. With a .500 record over the last 2000+ games, literally everything is left to chance. Plus, throwing multiple guys hitting below mendoza line into your lineup is pathetic.
@RightOnRangers Real hot take: throw deGrom in the pen and tell him to get his 4 seam FB back up to 100 mph. You don’t have to worry about location as much if you’re throwing straight gas, and it’s clear he can’t consistently eat innings. At this rate I wouldn’t start him in October.
@JaredSandler Rangers could use a “little rascals” hot streak right about now to put us above .500 and widen the gap between us and the rest of the sub-par AL.
@MrBaseball2374 We’ve been told that the team has talent and that clearly hasn’t led to wins for 3 years since 2023. The farm hands we DO bring up never seem to live up to their potential. I’m surprised we haven’t LOST over 100 games yet, although we might get close at this rate.
@RightOnRangers https://t.co/x6UcjUhVEZ
Pause the video when he talks about the brewers hitting poorly against bad pitching…and you’ll see the Texas Rangers down there with them.
@MattHarris Feels like Gore was sold to Rangers fans as a “ready-to-use” Ace, rather than a “work-in-progress” like Leiter and Rocker have been. Given what we gave up for Gore, it feels like the Nats fleeced the Rangers AGAIN (looking at you Robert Garcia)
@theoldgreywolf We’ve lost at least 3 rocker starts because he’s failed to cover first. It’s become a huge issue and it’s clear the guy has pebbles for brains. No amount of time in AAA will fix stupidity.
@RightOnRangers Skip is saving deGrom for his next start against the Angels where he’ll proceed to give up 5 runs in 1-2 innings because deGrom has not pitched well in Anaheim, and he’ll only go 4.2 innings or so due to high pitch count.
@RightOnRangers I heard Shea Langeliers (and Nick Kurtz) turned down their extension offers to the A’s. Do you think we have a shot at them whenever they’re on the market? Would Shea want to come play ball in Texas?