The Detroit Tigers return from the All-Star Break with a three-game series against the Texas Rangers, starting on Friday night.

The Texas Rangers farm system has not been held in high regard recently and that did not change with their 2025 MLB draft class. Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter r

This weekend's three-game set offers big-name pitchers with national intrigue, plus a pair of elite bullpens with unleaded gas.

Astronomer CEO Andy Byron and his chief human resources officer, two days after they were caught on camera during a tender moment, were spared no mercy.

The Texas Rangers entered the All-Star break under .500, but they are still in the hunt for a playoff spot based on their positioning in the Wild Card race. Whi

The Texas Rangers were World Series champions a few years ago. Now, they could look to trade one of their World Series heroes in a huge deal.

“The belief in our support system out there is high,” senior scouting director Kip Fagg said of the Rangers’ rehab program, headed by former pitcher Keith Comstock, who is in his 19th year of coordinating the rehab program. “Keith [Comstock] is probably the best guy in the business when it comes to that.

Despite having a record below .500, the Texas Rangers had some bright spots — namely, the pitching and some recent success at the plate.

Texas Rangers designated hitter Kyle Higashioka was almost put out twice by All-Star players from Detroit in a strange sequence.

The Rangers hold the No. 12 pick in the 2025 draft and are looking to replenish their farm system with some more talent.