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1 week ago | lonestarball.com | Adam Morris

Texas Rangers lineup for April 15, 2025 against the Anaheim Angels: starting pitchers are Tyler Mahle for the Rangers and Yusei Kikuchi for the Angels. Texas has a three game losing streak going right now. They are trying to snap that. The lineup:Semien — 2BSeager — SSJung — 3BGarcia — RFPillar — LFHeim — DHHigashioka — CDuran — 1BTaveras — CF7:05 p.m. Central start time. Rangers are -125 favorites.

1 week ago | lonestarball.com | Adam Morris

Photo by John Adams/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Texas Rangers are off today. So let’s check in on some prospects, minor leaguers, and other guys who have left the Texas Rangers organization recently and see where they are now. Chase Lee was traded to the Detroit Tigers last summer in the Andrew Chafin trade. He was added to the 40 man roster by the Tigers this past offseason. He has a 4.05 ERA in 6.2 IP over four appearances, with 10 Ks against one walk.

1 week ago | lonestarball.com | Adam Morris

Photo by Thomas Frey/picture alliance via Getty Images Jake Jekielek threw two shutout innings for Hickory, striking out four and walking two. Ismael Agreda struck out two and walked two in three shutout innings. Jesus Lopez was 2 for 3 with a walk and a homer. Chandler Pollard had a hit and a stolen base. Rafe Perich and Yeremi Cabrera each had a hit. Hickory box scoreHub City starter Jose Gonzalez threw four shutout innings, striking out one and walking one.

1 week ago | lonestarball.com | Adam Morris

Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images Texas Rangers lineup for April 13, 2025 against the Seattle Mariners: Nathan Eovaldi for the Rangers against Logan Gilbert for the Mariners. Texas will try to avoid the sweep in Seattle this afternoon. Marcus Semien gets a day off, Dustin Harris gets a start, and its an odd looking batting order. The lineup:Pederson — DHSeager — SSSmith — 2BGarcia — RFJung — 3BHarris — LFBurger — 1BHigashioka — CTaveras — CF3:10 p.m. Central start time.

1 week ago | lonestarball.com | Adam Morris

Lone Star Ball turns 20 years old today. Man, I’ve been doing this a long time. I really have much to say about it, but I did figure 20 years is a long enough time that I should recognize the milestone with a post. And also, shoutout and many thinks to Fittz, who has been a big part of LSB for most of those 20 years. Without him, I do not think I would have been able to make it this long.