Evan Grant

MLB released spring training schedules for the full league on Wednesday, revealing the Texas Rangers will play 29 games in Arizona over a 30-day stretch.

Texas has limited money to fix the offense, find a starting pitcher and once again buy a pallet full of relievers on a Costco run.

Beasley, who turns 59 in December, is expected to seek another on-field coaching position with another organization.

A long-time member of Houston’s staff could help the Rangers attack the offensive elephant in the room.

Maddux, 64, had spent the last three years as Bruce Bochy’s pitching coach.

Numbers suggest that the first year of the Rangers’ grand experiment to create, operate and distribute their TV broadcasts was largely a success.

After setting an MLB record for fielding percentage, the Texas Rangers were recognized Wednesday with five finalists for AL Gold Glove Awards.

Walcott played shortstop and batted second in Surprise’s AFL opener a week ago, but hasn’t played since.

The Rangers were able to cobble together a solid bullpen for cheap, but their lack of a true closer was problematic.

It is conceivable the Rangers are about to enter the Golden Age of starting pitching in the franchise’s history.