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Three Rangers to Trade Whether Texas Buys or Sells at Deadline
The Texas Rangers are trying to figure out what to do at the trade deadline. These three players might get dealt either way.
Are Rangers Getting Closer to Corey Seager Returning to Lineup?
The Texas Rangers shortstop is making the kind of progress that can allow the team to begin charting how he might return to the roster.
Why These Two Division II Stars Fit Rangers Major League Hitting Profile
The Texas Rangers have new priorities at the Major League level and these two Division II stars selected in the MLB Draft have what they’re looking for.
White Sox vs. Rangers Lineup: Peters Moves Down, Is Colson Montgomery In? More
The Chicago White Sox will face the Texas Rangers in a rubber match.
Top Three Rangers Matchups in Lineup as Tyler Alexander Works as Opener
The Texas Rangers have set their lineup and pitching matchups for their series finale with the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday.
White Sox vs. Rangers Prediction, Odds, Probable Pitchers, Prop Bets for Wednesday, July 22
Breaking down the odds and best bets to place for MLB action on Wednesday night between the White Sox and Rangers.
The Draft Pick the Rangers Will Have to Wait on Due to Injury
The Texas Rangers introduced each of their top three draft picks on Tuesday, but one won’t be playing for a while.
Three Teams with Best Chance to Land Giants Luis Arraez in Trade
The San Francisco Giants will probably trade Luis Arraez at the deadline. Here are three teams that have the best chance to land him.More Stories

Do Rangers Suddenly Have New Trade Deadline Need at Pressing Position?
The Texas Rangers aren’t yet buyers or sellers at the trade deadline. But it’s possible a new need has emerged.




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Padres general manager A.J. Preller has to go against his nature and move Mason Miller before the MLB trade deadline.
Three Realistic Trade Deadline Proposals for Rockies Catcher Hunter Goodman
Colorado would need a hefty package of prospects to part ways with its crown jewel of a catcher. Could these offers get the job done?
SI:AM | Red Sox’ Winning Streak Finally Snapped, but Their Season Is Saved
The run ended at 15 games, but Boston will be playing meaningful baseball in the second half after a dreadful start to the year.
Three Realistic Trade Packages for A’s All-Star Catcher Shea Langeliers
Trade buzz is humming around Langeliers, the starting catcher for the American League in this month’s All-Star Game.
Comparing the 2026 Red Sox to the Last Sox Team to Win 15 in a Row
The 1946 Red Sox boasted Ted Williams fresh off a three-year hiatus from serving in World War II. How does that Boston team compare to this one?
Three Realistic Trade Packages for Nationals Shortstop CJ Abrams
If CJ Abrams is available at the trade deadline, these three teams, including the Yankees, could realistically get a deal done.
On-Field Batting Practice Is Dead. Here’s How All-Star Sluggers Prepare to Hit.
I spoke with 10 All-Star hitters at the Midsummer Classic about how they take batting practice, and a clear trend emerged.
SI:AM | Do You Realize How Bad Cal Raleigh Has Been?
The Mariners catcher hit a clutch grand slam on Monday, but he’s still having an alarmingly terrible season.
Tom Verducci’s Breakdown of the Week: Roki Sasaki May Have Turned the Corner
This article is part of Verducci’s View, a new weekly baseball newsletter from Sports Illustrated senior writer Tom Verducci. Every Monday, Tom empties out his
Judging the Yankees Without Aaron Judge and Kyle Tucker’s Strange Decline
The Yankees’ lineup is vulnerable to lefties without its captain. Plus, the Dodgers aren’t getting their money’s worth from their $240 million outfielder.
Five Changes That Have Led to the Red Sox’ Surge
Boston’s 13-game winning streak didn’t happen by accident. The team has improved in a number of facets to put itself in a playoff spot.
Every Contender’s Glaring Weakness Ahead of the MLB Trade Deadline
Injuries and disappointing performances have taken their toll on teams aiming to win the World Series.
Dodgers’ Decision to Rest Shohei Ohtani (As a Pitcher) Is the Only Correct Option
Shohei Ohtani won’t be on the mound for the Dodgers for a while. But that’s the right call for a team seeking a three-peat.
Tom Verducci’s Breakdown of the Week: Brandon Pfaadt Might Be an Ace Now
The Diamondbacks starter made a simple adjustment that’s radically changed his effectiveness against opposing hitters.
The Chase Burns Extension Was a No-Brainer for the Reds
Cincinnati locked up Chase Burns to a seven-year, $105 million contract extension that was an easy decision from the team’s point of view.
Mookie Betts Wants MLB to Change One Rule That Would End Games Early
Sports Illustrated caught up with the Dodgers’ star at the All-Star break.
Seven Bold Predictions for Second Half of MLB Season
A new National League MVP? A surprise playoff team? Before MLB's second half begins to play out, let’s get bold and make some predictions.
The Tao of the Miz
Baseball has seen many flamethrowers but never one quite like Misiorowski, who bends physics with a simple, effective approach.
Tom Verducci’s All-Star Game Takeaways: The World’s Best Pitching Exhibition
A historic performance by the AL emphasized how the Midsummer Classic is tilted toward pitching. Plus, Cody Bellinger’s growth and the game’s unsung star.







