Before returning to Arlington, the Rangers got playing time for Corey Seager and Josh Jung against the Kansas City Royals.
Texas Rangers infielder Josh Jung plays catch with first base coach Corey Ragsdale during a spring training workout at the team's training facility on Thursday, Feb. 22, 2024, in Surprise, Ariz.of the spring. Looked just fine, too, even if it was for only three innings of work. Opening day starter Nathan Eovaldi put a bow on his own sharp spring. Most importantly, the Rangers got out of Arizona healthier than they arrived., who had been one of the most effective relievers in camp.
The Rangers finished up the Arizona portion of the schedule with an 11-14-4 mark. They return home for exhibitions against Boston on Monday and Tuesday. They open the season with the Chicago Cubs on Thursday.The time for meaningful observations is basically over. Perhaps not all of the decisions have been announced, but they’ve likely been made.finished up a crisp spring with four scoreless innings against the Royals. Any thought of going slowly this spring with Eovaldi seemed to evaporate.
It’s not uncommon for teams to show up and swing away on a getaway day in Arizona, but this was not a getaway day for the Royals. They are staying through Sunday. So they had nowhere to get to in a hurry. Eovaldi allowed singles to MJ Melendez and Bobby Witt to start the bottom of the first, then retired 11 of the next 12 hitters he faced.Here’s a good way to avoid injuring your just-repaired sports hernia – position yourself exactly where the ball will be hit. So it was for, who was stationed right next to second base with MJ Melendez at the plate and a runner on first. It put him in the perfect position to grab a bouncing ball, step on second and throw to first for an easy double play.
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