The Texas Rangers have concluded their 2024 season, reflecting on both successes and challenges as they prepare for the offseason. The bullpen showed significant improvement, with David Robertson and Kirby Yates leading the charge, achieving a remarkable save percentage.

However, the team struggled with left-handed pitching, and many relief pitchers are set to become free agents. With a need to rebuild the bullpen, the Rangers face crucial decisions regarding contracts and player health moving forward.

In a thrilling comeback, the Texas Rangers rallied to defeat the Los Angeles Angels 9-8, scoring six runs in the final two innings. Jonathan Ornelas delivered a crucial two-run pinch-hit single in the ninth, while Nathaniel Lowe contributed a home run and three RBIs.

The Angels, who squandered a 7-1 lead, faced their fifth consecutive loss, marking a tough season with 98 defeats. Manager Bruce Bochy praised his team's resilience, despite some defensive mishaps.

Josh Jung's season has come to an end as the Texas Rangers place him on the injured list due to wrist tendinitis. This marks his fourth stint on the injured list in just over two years of Major League service, raising concerns about his ongoing wrist issues.

Jung is set to consult with specialist Dr. Don Sheridan as he explores options ranging from rest to possible surgery. Meanwhile, the Rangers activated other players and made various roster adjustments as they prepare for the final week of the season.

In a crucial matchup, Julio Rodríguez led the Seattle Mariners to an 8-4 victory over the Texas Rangers, showcasing his offensive prowess with a home run and four hits. This win puts the Mariners closer to the third AL wild card spot, just 1.5 games behind Minnesota.

The Rangers, having recently been eliminated from postseason contention, continue to struggle with their seventh losing record in eight seasons. Meanwhile, Max Scherzer’s injury woes have prematurely ended his season.

Jacob deGrom made a successful return from Tommy John surgery, throwing 3 2/3 scoreless innings for the Texas Rangers against the Seattle Mariners.

He struck out four batters and allowed only two hits, impressively maintaining control with no walks. This marked deGrom's first major league action since April 2023 after signing a $185 million contract with Texas following his stint with the New York Mets.