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Texas Rangers
Head Coach: Skip Schumaker
The Texas Rangers are 25-30 (.455) in the Major League Baseball American League, ranked #10 seed. A inconsistent campaign with a 12-12 home record and 13-18 on the road. Currently on a 1-game losing streak, with a 4-6 record over the last 10 games. Facing high playoff pressure (PPI: 6.5) — 4 games below the cutline, making every game must-watch. 1 upcoming game with live tickets, starting from 10. 26-man roster under head coach Skip Schumaker, including 8 relief pitchers, 5 starting pitchers, 3 second basemans.
Win %
.455
Home
12-12
Away
13-18
Last 10
4-6
Streak
L1
SeatNav Team Intelligence
1 game analyzedPlayoff Pressure Index
HighTexas Rangers are in a high-pressure position. The playoff picture is volatile and recent results have intensified the stakes.
4 below cutline
GB: 10
Upcoming Games
1 game with tickets available
All Texas Rangers Events
1 game with tickets available
Season Analysis
Through 55 games this season, the Texas Rangers have posted a 25-30 record, good for a .455 winning percentage. This places them as a below average team in the American League, currently holding the #10 seed. They sit 10 games back from the top spot in their conference.
The Rangers show a balanced performance across venues with a 12-12 record at home and 13-18 away. This consistency suggests a well-rounded team that doesn't rely heavily on home-court advantage to compete.
The Rangers have been steady recently, posting a 4-6 mark over their last 10 games with a 1-game losing streak. This puts them in the middle of the pack in terms of current form across the MLB.
From a playoff perspective, the Rangers face high pressure with a Playoff Pressure Index of 6.5 out of 10. Currently 4 positions below the playoff cutline, every remaining game carries significant weight. This level of urgency typically translates to intense, high-stakes performances that make for compelling viewing.
There are currently 1 upcoming Rangers game with tickets available on SeatNav. Each game is ranked using our EVE Score system, which measures match significance based on standings, streaks, rivalries, and playoff implications — helping fans identify the most compelling games to attend.
Roster
26 players · 2025-26 season
Relief Pitcher
#13Tyler Alexander
RP · 6' 1" · 214 lbs · 31y
#68Jalen Beeks
RP · 5' 11" · 215 lbs · 32y
#65Gavin Collyer
RP · 6' 1" · 165 lbs · 25y
#75Peyton Gray
RP · 6' 4" · 235 lbs · 30y
#16Jakob Junis
RP · 6' 3" · 238 lbs · 33y
#67Jacob Latz
RP · 6' 2" · 185 lbs · 30y
#31Chris Martin
RP · 6' 8" · 224 lbs · 39y
#44Cal Quantrill
RP · 6' 3" · 195 lbs · 31y
Starting Pitcher
#48Jacob deGrom
SP · 6' 4" · 180 lbs · 37y
#17Nathan Eovaldi
SP · 6' 2" · 217 lbs · 36y
#1MacKenzie Gore
SP · 6' 2" · 193 lbs · 27y
#22Jack Leiter
SP · 6' 1" · 205 lbs · 26y
#80Kumar Rocker
SP · 6' 5" · 245 lbs · 26y
Catcher
#11Kyle Higashioka
C · 6' 1" · 202 lbs · 36y
#9Danny Jansen
C · 6' 2" · 240 lbs · 31y
First Baseman
#21Jake Burger
1B · 6' 0" · 230 lbs · 30y
Second Baseman
#20Ezequiel Duran
2B · 5' 10" · 185 lbs · 27y
#14Justin Foscue
2B · 5' 11" · 205 lbs · 27y
#33Nicky Lopez
2B · 5' 10" · 186 lbs · 31y
Third Baseman
#6Josh Jung
3B · 6' 1" · 214 lbs · 28y
Center Fielder
#32Evan Carter
CF · 6' 2" · 190 lbs · 23y
#23Michael Helman
CF · 6' 0" · 195 lbs · 30y
Left Fielder
#0Sam Haggerty
LF · 5' 11" · 175 lbs · 32y
#19Alejandro Osuna
LF · 5' 9" · 185 lbs · 23y
Right Fielder
#24Brandon Nimmo
RF · 6' 1" · 206 lbs · 33y
Designated Hitter
#3Joc Pederson
DH · 6' 1" · 220 lbs · 34y
Last updated: May 28, 2026, 3:01 AM · Data via licensed sports feeds