The Texas Rangers begin the Skip Schumaker managerial era on Thursday when they play the Philadelphia Phillies on opening day. The Rangers returned from spring training in Arizona on Sunday, played two exhibition games on Monday and Tuesday and set their opening day roster on Wednesday.
Rangers vs Phillies: The Texas Rangers will start the 2026 MLB season on the road with a three-game series against the Philadelphia Phillies at Citizens Bank Park starting on Thursday.
With the Texas Rangers playing the first game of their season tomorrow, they announced the formal procedural moves to finalize their roster today. First of all, the Rangers have purchased the contract of outfielder/DH Andrew McCutchen.
The stage is set for the Texas Rangers season opener against the Philadelphia Phillies on Thursday. The Rangers have made their flight up to the City of Brotherly Love.
With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025.
As Spring Training opens for 2026, all 30 teams have high hopes and big questions. These are the storylines to follow for each team heading into Opening Day.
The Texas Rangers couldn't wait till pregame on Thursday to set their opening day roster because the season starts one day before the Rangers take on the Philadelphia Phillies.
The Rangers announced that outfielder Dairon Blanco has been designated for assignment. That opens up a 40-man roster spot for Andrew McCutchen, whose contract has been selected.
The Texas Rangers lost Corey Seager for a couple of stretches last season due to injury. The same was the case in 2024. In some ways, the Rangers survived.
The Texas Rangers can't take their opening day 26-man roster down to the wire as they usually do. That's because the San Francisco Giants and the New York Yankees play their first game of the season on Wednesday.
ARLINGTON, Texas (Mar 23) — The Texas Rangers came out on top Monday night, beating the Kansas City Royals, 3–2 in front of a small, but expected crowd of 14,016.
On Monday, the Texas Rangers made several roster decisions ahead of their exhibition game against the Kansas City Royals. With Opening Day right around the corner, manager Skip Schumaker is finalizing his roster and the 2026 Rangers are beginning to take shape.
The 2026 MLB season is right around the corner, and it is never too early to start thinking about how it might unfold. Seemingly, every year, we have a decent handle on who should contend and who is likely to struggle, which makes looking ahead to the trade deadline inevitable.
There are several ways an MLB team can share the news with a player that he’s made the Opening Day roster. How the Texas Rangers informed right-handed relief pitcher Carter Baumler that he earned a spot on the club’s big league roster might be the best of them all.
The Rangers will break camp with Rule 5 right-hander Carter Baumler on the roster. In a unique moment that all fans will want to check out (video link), manager Skip Schumaker made a mound visit last night to inform Baumler he’d made the club mid-game.
Good morning. Dave Sessions writes that while the Texas Rangers were beating the Kansas City Royals in a dress rehearsal at The Shed last night, Rule 5 reliever Carter Baumler found out he made the squad while on the mound.
The Texas Rangers' offseason plan was very clear, and that was to add pitching to this staff. The rotation is now set with two veterans leading the way and a new face in Mackenzie Gore, but the bullpen just got an addition that some might have thought wouldn't happen.
The 2026 Texas Rangers Opening Day roster appears to be set after the announcements made by the club last night. The 26 players who will start the season
The mound visit Carter Baumler received from Rangers manager Skip Schumaker wasn't to take the rookie right-hander out of his last spring training game, but rather to let him know he made the opening day roster.
Some moments in baseball feel bigger than the game itself. Not because of what happens on the field, but because of everything it took to get there. That’s what made this one stand out.
There comes a point in most careers when the story starts to wind down. The spotlight fades, opportunities shrink, and the game begins to move on. That’s what makes what just happened to Andrew McCutchen feel so different.
Former National League MVP Andrew McCutchen made the Texas Rangers' roster over fellow outfielder/first baseman Mark Canha, Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News reported Monday.
Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young announced today that veteran outfielder/designated hitter Andrew McCutchen has made his club’s Opening Day roster (link via Shawn McFarland of the Dallas Morning News).
After sending five top prospects to the Washington Nationals in a swap for MacKenzie Gore earlier this offseason, the Texas Rangers left their farm system relatively depleted.
The Texas Rangers’ final rotation spot remains unsettled deep into spring, with left-hander Jacob Latz and former first-round pick Kumar Rocker making very different cases for the job.
The 2026 Texas Rangers spring training wraps up this weekend, but there are still some interesting storylines worth watching. After missing the playoffs for the last two years, the Rangers are focused on returning to postseason play.