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Kennedi Landry writes that while the Texas Rangers were losing a series to a terrible Washington team, the team was weighing their options on how to survive with two and half starting pitchers.
Grant writes that, in a tale as old as time, the Rangers have big rotation questions and few immediate answers.
Jeff Wilson writes that the Rangers will be running with zero margin for error as they plan to skip a fifth starter they don’t even have or opt for bullpen games.
Of course, the best starter the Rangers do have is one who was an afterthought as the season began.