Rangers' Offensive Spark: Pederson, Martin, Jung

0:00It's April 7th. Welcome to MLB News Today, powered by AI and ready for first pitch. Texas Rangers are about a month into the season, and they need an offensive spark beyond their top four hitters. The bullpins have been mostly steady, but one nagging problem could force some roster tweaks to keep them rolling. Jock Pederson struggling hard at the plate, batting just 59,000s after a rough start, even with that one homer. Jason Foscue's crushing it at 333 in the minors, ready for the bigs with infield versatility. Rangers might designate Pederson or shop him and call up Foscue for that bench boost. Chris Martins off to a rocky 9-ERA start, blowing location in key spots like that 9th inning loss. Peyton Gray's dominating in the minors with no earned runs, and six strikeouts in five and a third innings. If Martin doesn't bounce back soon, Gray's call up means Martin's likely out. Josh Jones stuck at 138 at the plate, while Ezekiel Durand's hitting 231 with a homer

1:00and three RBIs. Flipping Durand a third more often makes sense if Junk can't climb above 200, keeping the line of fresh without major changes. These in-house moves could plug the gaps quick, giving the Rangers momentum as they push forward the season.