As the MLB season opens, the Texas Rangers are making headlines with intriguing early statistics. Jacob deGrom, Nathan Eovaldi, and Jack Leiter are leading the charge with a combined 0.90 ERA over their first five games, highlighting a strong start for the rotation. Eovaldi's standout performance included a 99-pitch shutout, showcasing the potential for a formidable pitching staff this season.

Adolis Garcia is showing signs of returning to form, amassing five extra-base hits in the opening week and ranking high in barrel percentage among major league hitters. However, the duo of Marcus Semien and Corey Seager has been underwhelming, contributing a combined WAR of -0.6, which poses a risk to the Rangers' offensive depth. Also concerning is the team’s poor performance in preventing stolen bases, allowing 12 out of 13 this season. As the Rangers aim for a comeback season, these early trends will set the tone for what lies ahead.