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The Houston Astros and Texas Rangers are set to be a part of Rivalry Weekend, but with their series starting one day earlier on Thursday. Fans looking to attend Thursday’s game can find tickets for under $10 on Stubhub. There’s also plenty of options under $20 on Seatgeek and Vivid Seats.

The Rangers won a closely contested match in the first game of the series 2-1. The Rockies took a one-run lead in the second inning, but gave up two runs in the sixth, which cost them the game. While the Rockies lost the game, they covered the massive +3.5 runline.

On Tuesday, the subject was Chris Martin, who lasted one pitch in the ninth inning of a 4-1 game against Colorado, then walked off the mound and seemed to say “it popped,” on his way back to the dugout with athletic trainer Matt Lucero. It came a day after Luke Jackson was hit by a line drive on the hand and wrist on the first pitch he threw.

Corey Seager has been placed on the 10-day injured list again by the Texas Rangers. The two-time World Series MVP shortstop had already missed four of their previous five games because of right hamstring soreness before the move Tuesday.

The Texas Rangers have had one of MLB's best pitching staffs this season, including a number of players that are playing themselves into award conversations. ML

Moises Ballesteros is one of the most precocious and gifted hitting prospects in the game, yet he also presents something of a development dilemma.

Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager was put on the injured list again because of a hamstring strain her suffered on May 11.

Ahead of the Texas Rangers' May 13 matchup with the Colorado Rockies, the team made a decision on star shortstop Corey Seager.

Rookie right-hander Chase Dollander (MLB Pipeline's No. 22 prospect) didn’t let the one pitch that ruined his outing ruin his Monday night -- one that could bode well for the Rockies’ future. Dollander held the Rangers hitless through 5 2/3 innings,