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By Jim Ingraham, The Sports Xchange CLEVELAND — It started with a big momentum swing one way, and then an even bigger one the other way. Trailing by

By MoiseKapenda Bower, The Sports Xchange HOUSTON — There was a sense of inevitability that Rangers second baseman Rougned Odor would find his stroke, that his ability to

By Anthony Andro, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers were finally able to put together a big comeback Tuesday night against the Tampa Bay Rays,

By Rich Shook, The Sports Xchange DETROIT — The Texas Rangers are beginning to solve their problems on the road and against left-handed starting pitching. Mike Napoli and

By Levi Weaver, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — Ryan Rua highlighted a five-run bottom of the fifth inning with a three-run home run and the Texas Rangers

By Anthony Andro, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — Cleveland Indians right-hander Carlos Carrasco is proof that spring training numbers mean nothing. Carrasco was awful in the spring,

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Tampa Bay Rays aren’t playing any more October baseball, but they continue to have success in the month. The Rays scored twice in the

ARLINGTON, Texas — Texas Rangers right-hander Yu Darvish picked the right night to have his best start of the season. In his final playoff tuneup, Darvish struck out

OAKLAND, Calif. — Cole Hamels pitched seven shutout innings, Adrian Beltre hit a two-run homer and the Texan Rangers clinched the American League West crown with a 3-0

{fshare id=4330} ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Texas Rangers have 10 games remaining and a share of the American League wild-card lead. After a four-game split with the