Jung's Hot Streak Can't Lone Ranger Rangers

0:00It's April 29th, welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where baseball meets AI. The Texas Rangers' offense has been ice cold lately, dropping three straight gains and scraping together just five runs total. They're getting guys on base but going three for 24, with runners in scoring position over those last three contests. Last year it was pitching and defense saving the day, but now the bats are falling flat, despite the talent. Josh Jung is flipping the script though, turning doubters into believers this April. He started 0 for 17 in the first four games, got a reset day for manager skip shoemaker, then unleashed hell with two hits right after. Now he's leading the team at 3 20 slash 385 slash 557, piling up 31 hits, 4 homers and 15 RBI's. He's the fifth ranger ever, with 15 extra base hits in a 14 game span, channeling that All-Star Fire from 2023. The rest of the lineup can't lean on him alone though. Corey Seagars in a mini slump with too many strikeouts, Jake Berger's whiffing twice

1:03a game. Lately, and it's mostly been young carryin' Jack Petterson and Brandon Nemo, who set the table but aren't driving runs home. Wyatt Langford's close to returning, which could spark things and maybe everyone adopts Jung's simple mindset of just making contact without. As they gear up for tonight, the rangers need that full lineup roar to turn this skit around.