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Episode 269 - The Two Old Men Talk Rangers

Episode 269 - The Two Old Men Talk Rangers

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 In this episode of the Ranger Report podcast, hosts Ben Dieter and C.J. Berryman discuss the current state of the Texas Rangers, focusing on recent injuries, the impact on the team's performance, and reflections on the season. They highlight emerging players and future prospects while also touching on minor league developments. The conversation wraps up with thoughts on the offseason and strategies for the future. Takeaways Nathan Eovaldi's injury is a significant blow to the Rangers' rotation. Corey Seager's appendix surgery raises concerns about his return this season. The Rangers have had a disappointing season despite some memorable moments. Emerging players like Wyatt Langford and Jack Leiter show promise for the future. The pitching staff has been historically strong, but the offense has struggled. Minor league players like Sebastian Walcott are making headlines with impressive performances. The team needs to focus on rebuilding and planning for the future. Fans are encouraged to support minor league teams during the Rangers' struggles. The importance of fighting until the end of the season is emphasized. The hosts express hope for the team's future despite current challenges. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Season 01:58 Injury Updates and Impact on the Team 04:51 Reflections on the Season's Performance 10:02 Emerging Players and Future Prospects 15:00 Minor League Highlights and Player Development 19:56 Looking Ahead: Final Games and Offseason Plans Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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