Texas closer Luke Jackson took a 111-mph comeback liner off his pitching hand on the only pitch he threw after coming on in the ninth inning of the Rangers' 2-1 win over the Colorado Rockies on Monday night.

It was a true Wild West duel in Arlington tonight, and the Rockies nearly won. But, as we know, “close only counts in horseshoes” and the Rockies, unfortunately, play baseball and not horseshoes and they fell 2-1 in Warren Schaeffer’s managerial debut.

In the first game of the Warren Schaeffer era, Chase Dollander dazzled like the ace he’s proclaimed to be. But alas, the end result was the same for the team on pace to be MLB’s worst

The Texas Rangers made a roster move before Monday's game with the Colorado Rockies, who are stinging from the firing of manager Bud Black. The moves of the day

Rookie right-hander Chase Dollander (MLB Pipeline's No. 22 prospect) didn’t let the one pitch that ruined his outing ruin his Monday night -- one that could bode well for the Rockies’ future. Dollander held the Rangers hitless through 5 2/3 innings,

MLB player prop bets and odds for Hunter Robert Goodman on Monday, May 12, 2025, as the Colorado Rockies take on the Texas Rangers.

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