Patrick Corbin has joined the Texas Rangers after a challenging stint with the Washington Nationals. Following a difficult few seasons marked by a 5.62 ERA, Corbin is eager for a fresh start. He recently welcomed his third son, which he hopes will also be a new beginning in his career. Although he feels physically ready, Rangers manager Bruce Bochy suggests he may not make the opening day roster. With injuries impacting the Rangers' rotation, Corbin's presence could be crucial for depth as he looks to regain his form.

Corbin's extensive experience as a starter, making over 30 starts since 2017, will be pivotal as the Rangers navigate injuries to key pitchers. His past success, including a World Series run in 2019, gives him the momentum and motivation to bounce back. The Rangers are banking on Corbin to leverage his fresh perspective and revamped training regimen to stabilize their pitching staff.