
Rangers Open Season vs Phillies
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The Texas Rangers kick off their season today against the Philadelphia Phillies, with Nathan Eovaldi starting and Christopher Sánchez on the mound. The team added surprises like Carter Baumler and Andrew McCutchen, and new manager Skip Schumacher takes the helm. The lineup features stars like Corey Seager and Wyatt Langford, with the first game at 3:15 PM CT on Rangers Sports Network or Victory Plus. The Rangers have a day off tomorrow, then face the Phillies again over the weekend, before heading to Baltimore. Injuries sideline some players, but the team looks primed for a strong start.
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Dallas News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Rangers Open Season vs Phillies. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 26. Welcome in. This is Dallas News Today, where local news meets AI. The Texas Rangers kick off their 162-game season today on the road against the Philadelphia Phillies. Nathan the Ovality starts for Texas in his third straight opening day nod, facing Christopher Sanchez, who was runner-up for the National League Saiyung. Last year, first pitch is at 3.15 pm, central time from Citizens Bank Park, with the game on Ranger Sports Network, or streamed on Victory Plus. Spring training went smoothly for the Rangers with few injuries, and they added some surprises to the roster. Rule 5 pick, Carter Bomler, earned a bullpen spot, and 39-year-old Andrew McCutchen made the cut after signing in early March. New manager Skip Schumacher takes the helm as the team aims to build on their World Series win from 2023. Fans are buzzing after that championship, hoping for another playoff run. The line-up features Corey Seeger as shortstop, Wyatt Langford in center, and McCutchen as the designated hitter,
blending stars with fresh faces. Looking ahead, Texas has the day off tomorrow, then two more gains with the Phillies over the weekend. Jacob DeGrom versus Aaron Nola on Saturday, and Mackenzie Gore against the SS Lazardo on Sunday. They head to Baltimore next, with the home opener against Cincinnati on April 3 at Globe Life Field. Injury sideline, Cody Freeman, Cody Bradford, and Jordan Montgomery for now, but recoveries are on track. The Rangers look primed for a strong start, carrying championship momentum into this tough early stretch.
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