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Rangers activate RHP Jon Gray after spending season on ILThe Texas Rangers on Wednesday activated right-hander Jon Gray, who will be looking to make his season debut after sustaining a fractured right wrist in spring training.,In a corresponding move, the Rangers designated right-handed reliever Luke Jackson for assignment.,Gray, 33, went on the 60-day in...

$Rangers RHP Jon Gray fractures wrist on comebacker$

Rangers RHP Jon Gray fractures wrist on comebackerTexas Rangers right-hander Jon Gray sustained a fractured right wrist after being struck by a comebacker during Friday's spring training game against the Colorado Rockies.,Gray exited the game after he was hit by a line drive from Michael Toglia to lead off the fourth inning.,"Not good news, not goo...

If Shohei Ohtani stays in the AL West, it sure as hell won't be with the AngelsWe’re almost through it. Today we head to the left coast, where the champs live…well, not actually. They’re in the middle, but they play in the division that’s ostensibly supposed to be about the left coast. Anyway, that’s not why you called! Let’s run through the division that had the best race las...

Texas Rangers don’t need Jacob deGrom to be one of MLB's best teams

The weirdest part of the news of Jacob deGrom’s impending season-ending Tommy John surgery, which in all likelihood could keep him out of the Texas Rangers’ rotation until the beginning of the 2025 season, is that the first-place team in the American League West doesn’t need him. Is deGrom a massive...

The Texas Rangers are doing what the Mets were supposed to

If the New York Mets are going to fumble the torch for those who want teams to try and spend money (or more accurately watch it simply fall from a great height and break), we must find a new bearer to keep the dream alive. Never mix your dreams with the Mets anyway. Sure path to heartbreak. The Padr...

Does anyone truly believe Jacob deGrom can stay healthy all year?

Has there been a closer franchise to winning a World Series ever that never reached the pinnacle than the Texas Rangers? The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex’s Major League Baseball team had multiple squads good enough to be the sport’s last team standing over the last 15 years and never got it done. Sta...

Does Jacob deGrom give the Texas Rangers one of the best rotations in the AL?

Congratulations, Texas Rangers fans! You’ve just secured one of the greatest pitchers of our generation for the next five years....

Jacob, Texas Ranger

Two-time Cy Young winner Jacob deGrom is departing Queens for the Lonestar State....

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The warm glow of the MLB Hot Stove is upon us — AL West

Sure, the fans in Houston are still on their celebrations, and maybe Phillies fans are still working their way through the Death Cab catalog. But for the rest of us, the real season begins. Or it would be the real season if MLB owners hadn’t killed the baseball offseason, which should really be like...

by Sam Fels|MLB

|11/07/2022

Aaron Judge has to hit No. 62, right? Right?

The anticipation has been simmering for weeks, bursting at the seams to see the record-breaking home run off the bat of Aaron Judge. The euphoric release from Yankees fans will be palpable if No. 62 occurs over the next 36 hours, cementing Judge’s place in baseball’s history with one stroke through ...

by Eric Blum|Aaron Judge

|10/04/2022

Deadspin MLB Gambling Guide/Futures Bets to make for 2022 Season

What an interesting offseason, huh?...

by Matt Zylbert|MLB

|04/06/2022

The Rockies don’t make any sense

As infuriating, or disappointing, or occasionally exciting as baseball teams can be these days, you can generally figure out their direction and aims pretty quickly. As well as where they are on said arc. You don’t need a Watson to figure out what the Reds and A’s are doing. Nor do you for the Mets ...

by Sam Fels|Wade Davis

|03/17/2022

Max Scherzer is the big name (so far) in this week’s frenzy, but does it mean anything?

No, I’m not asking, “Does it mean anything for the Mets?” Because as we all know, everything is meaningless to the Mets. Look for Scherzer to head for an MRI in June and discover that there are dozens of tiny, ambulatory gummy bears living in there. This is the Mets, after all. ...

by Sam Fels|Max Scherzer

|11/29/2021

It would be fun if baseball still had waiver deals

Quietly, one of the more intriguing times of the baseball season had typically been waiver trades around this time of year. ...

by Jon Helmkamp|Baseball

|08/28/2021

What an actually good, consistent Rockies roster should look like

The timing of it made you wonder what exactly Jeff Bridich was fired for, or encouraged to step down, as it was. Make no mistake, Bridich deserved to be shitcanned for his job, and has for a couple years now. Maybe right after the ink dried on Ian Desmond’s or Wade Davis’ contract. But he was allowe...

by Sam Fels|John Smoltz

|04/27/2021

Jon Gray's Strange Season Looks To Have Reached A Depressing End

Back in April of 2017, Rockies pitcher Jon Gray was the team’s Opening Day starter, and seemed destined to become the franchise’s future ace. Today, it was announced that he has been left off the Rockies’ NLDS roster....

by Tom Ley|jon gray

|10/04/2018

Rockies Pitcher Jon Gray Smashes 467-Foot Dinger

The Colorado Rockies got some unlikely offense early in Wednesday’s game against the Reds, as young and tall starter Jon Gray went yard in the second inning. Gray sent the ball 467 feet deep into center field, and he got off a bit of a Sammy Sosa hop exiting the batter’s box....

by Lauren Theisen|Colorado Rockies

|07/05/2017

Jon Gray Wants To Hunt Some Ghosts

Jon Gray is a young and strong pitcher who, if everything goes just right, could be a legitimate ace for the Colorado Rockies. During an interview on MLB Network Radio, Gray also revealed that he wants to hunt some dang ghosts....

by Tom Ley|ghosts

|05/13/2016

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