During the 2026 Major League Baseball season, the Texas Rangers have been the embodiment of average. Now sitting at 46-46 after a 13-1 blowout loss provided by the Los Angeles Angels, the Rangers are yet again fighting to stay at the .

The Texas Rangers need Corey Seager back. But the timeline and what he’s willing to do when he returns bring more questions.

The continued uncertainty with Seager's back issues makes it impossible to plan around his future in Texas.

SURPRISE, Ariz. - The price to improve the team's on-base percentage this offseason was Marcus Semein. In the aftermath of the deal there was reporting that the relationship between Semien and Seager was a part of the calculation in making the deal.

Just last November, the Texas Rangers traded Marcus Semien to the New York Mets in exchange for Brandon Nimmo in what turned out to be one of the biggest deals of the offseason. The trade was also one of the most surprising personnel moves of the winter ...

The Texas Rangers are not going to take any chances with their star infielder, who has already been on the injured list once this year. On Monday, Rangers manager Skip Schumaker told reporters, including The Dallas Morning News, that shortstop Corey Seager ...

We can forget about the Yankees or any other team acquiring star shortstop Corey Seager from the Rangers this winter. Probably. A few days after the Dallas Morning News reported the Yankees, Red Sox and Braves put in a phone call to initiate trade talks ...

MLB Network recently rolled out its annual rendition of the current top 100 players entering each season. This year, the Texas Rangers had four representatives: Wyatt Langford (No. 69), Nathan Eovaldi (No. 64), Jacob deGrom (No. 50), and Corey Seager at No. 27