The Texas Rangers start summer camp in two days, and the 2020 season appears slated to open in three and a half weeks (though we will know more exactly when that is once schedules are officially released). Rangers players have been working out on their own since spring training was put on hold, so this should be a matter of just getting used to game action and allowing the club to make some final decisions on the roster and lineup for 2020.
The Rangers came into camp this spring with five veterans for the starting rotation, and barring injury, a health issue, or something else unforeseen, the rotation appears to be set, with the only question being the order which pitchers will go behind Opening Day starter Lance Lynn.