Good morning.
Kennedi Landry writes about where things stand for the first-place Texas Rangers at the All-Star break and what awaits them in the second half.
Shawn McFarland writes about what we’ve learned about the Rangers and their harrowing path to first place in the AL West at the break.
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Landry writes about Jacob Latz losing a battle in March only to become Texas’ lone All-Star by July as one of baseball’s best closers.
Evan Grant notes that Latz’s first appearance of the year was in Philadelphia, starting the second game of the season for a scratched Jacob deGrom and now he returns an All-Star reliever.
Jeff Wilson writes that the Rangers are big Brody Bumila believers and are willing to wait through rehab for the third-rounder.
ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel offers up his thoughts on the most intriguing prospects from the Rangers’ draft class.
And, FanGraphs’ Brendan Gawlowski writes about the Futures Game prospects — including Texas farmhand Caden Scarborough — and MLB annually fumbling the event.
Have a nice day!
