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As the MLB trade deadline approaches, the Texas Rangers face a critical decision. Despite recent offensive surges, the team's standing suggests they may become sellers, potentially moving key players to bolster their future. This period will define the Rangers' direction for seasons to come.

The Texas Rangers have made a significant move, signing 9-time All-Star closer Craig Kimbrel to a minor league deal. After a brief return to Atlanta, Kimbrel chose free agency and now looks to contribute his veteran experience and electric arm to the Rangers' bullpen, a move many believe will soon lead to a major league roster spot.

On the very day college softball took center stage in Oklahoma City, the future of the sport got a serious boost.

It is a BIG sports day in North Texas, but don't sleep on the Dallas Stars. It could cost you some money.

Opening Day is tomorrow and the Texas Rangers will be at Globe Life Field to take on the Boston Red Sox. If you want something besides peanuts and Cracker Jack. Here are some new things the stadium just unveiled this week.

See the legends and get free fries and a Coke!

It's time for the annual how did Major League Baseball mess up their hats, again?!

His new contract is for 3 years, and is set to pay him $120 million. But there are some deeper details to the deal.

What a week of events in Dallas this past week and fans at the American Airlines Center were in for quite the surprise last night.

Back in the day, the Texas Rangers had a very interesting promotion to attract fans to the game.

Wow! This is big! Texas Governor Greg Abbott sent a letter today to the Texas Rangers baseball organization declining the invitation to throw out the first pitch at their home opening game. Abbott stated how he really feels about the MLB's stance on Georgia's new election laws and how he wishes the team the best but will no longer be a part of any event held by Major League Baseball.