Tuesday Morning Texas Rangers Update

TL;DR

The Texas Rangers are struggling with low scoring, highlighted by Corey Seager's slump. The team has signed infielder Diego Castillo to a minor league deal and is managing injuries among relievers.

Key points

Corey Seager is struggling, impacting team scoring.
Rangers signed infielder Diego Castillo to a minor league deal.
Team averages just under four runs per game, ranking 26th in MLB.

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ARLINGTON, TEXAS - APRIL 26: Josh Smith #8 of the Texas Rangers looks to the dugout questioning a call on a pitch in the fourth inning at Globe Life Field on April 26, 2026 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images) | Getty Images Good morning. Kennedi Landry writes that Corey Seager’s slump lowlighted another low-scoring loss for the Texas Rangers on Monday. Evan Grant writes that the second spot in the lineup being a black hole thus far is among the reasons the Rangers have struggled to score runs. Jeff Wilson chimes in on the Rangers’ assertion that they have a good lineup despite it currently averaging just under four runs per game and 26th in baseball in runs scored. Grant writes that circumstances have allowed Evan Carter to get more reps against left-handed pitching. Grant provides an update on a trio of recuperating relievers. that the Rangers signed Diego Castillo to a minor league deal — no not that Diego Castillo, the utility infield one. And, ESPN’s David Schoenfield puts Kevin McGonigle at third base so he can snub on his . Have a nice day!

Q&A

What is causing the Texas Rangers' low scoring in games?

The Rangers' low scoring is attributed to Corey Seager's slump and issues with the second spot in the lineup, which has been ineffective.

Who did the Texas Rangers sign recently?

The Texas Rangers signed infielder Diego Castillo to a minor league deal.

What updates are there on the Texas Rangers' bullpen injuries?

Updates on the Rangers' bullpen include information on a trio of recuperating relievers, as reported by Evan Grant.