Texas Rangers
67
95
0.414
36
34–47
33–48
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Record against opponents
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Source: MLB Standings Grid – 2018
Team
BAL
BOS
CWS
CLE
DET
HOU
KC
LAA
MIN
NYY
OAK
SEA
TB
TEX
TOR
NL
Baltimore
—
3–16
3–4
2–5
2–4
1–6
2–4
1–5
1–6
7–12
1–5
1–6
8–11
3–4
5–14
7–13
Boston
16–3
—
3–4
3–4
4–2
3–4
5–1
6–0
4–3
10–9
2–4
4–3
11–8
6–1
15–4
16–4
Chicago
4–3
4–3
—
5–14
7–12
0–7
11–8
2–5
7–12
2–4
2–5
2–4
4–2
4–3
2–4
6–14
Cleveland
5–2
4–3
14–5
—
13–6
3–4
12–7
3–3
10–9
2–5
2–4
2–5
2–4
4–2
3–4
12–8
Detroit
4–2
2–4
12–7
6–13
—
1–5
8–11
3–4
7–12
3–4
0–7
3–4
2–4
3–4
4–3
6–14
Houston
6–1
4–3
7–0
4–3
5–1
—
5–1
13–6
4–2
2–5
12–7
9–10
3–4
12–7
4–2
13–7
Kansas City
4–2
1–5
8–11
7–12
11–8
1–5
—
1–6
10–9
2–5
2–5
1–5
0–7
2–5
2–5
6–14
Los Angeles
5–1
0–6
5–2
3–3
4–3
6–13
6–1
—
4–3
1–5
10–9
8–11
1–6
13–6
4–3
10–10
Minnesota
6–1
3–4
12–7
9–10
12–7
2–4
9–10
3–4
—
2–5
2–5
1–5
3–4
2–4
4–2
8–12
New York
12–7
9–10
4–2
5–2
4–3
5–2
5–2
5–1
5–2
—
3–3
5–1
10–9
4–3
13–6
11–9
Oakland
5–1
4–2
5–2
4–2
7–0
7–12
5–2
9–10
5–2
3–3
—
9–10
2–5
13–6
7–0
12–8
Seattle
6–1
3–4
4–2
5–2
4–3
10–9
5–1
11–8
5–1
1–5
10–9
—
6–1
10–9
3–4
6–14
Tampa Bay
11–8
8–11
2–4
4–2
4–2
4–3
7–0
6–1
4–3
9–10
5–2
1–6
—
5–1
13–6
7–13
Texas
4–3
1–6
3–4
2–4
4–3
7–12
5–2
6–13
4–2
3–4
6–13
9–10
1–5
—
3–3
9–11
Toronto
14–5
4–15
4–2
4–3
3–4
2–4
5–2
3–4
2–4
6–13
0–7
4–3
6–13
3–3
—
13–7
Game log
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2018 Game Log 67–95 (Home: 34–47; Away: 33–48)
March: 1–2 (Home: 1–2; Away: 0–0)
April: 10–17 (Home: 3–10; Away: 7–7)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
4
April 1
Astros
2–8
Cole (1–0)
Minor (0–1)
—
26,758
1–3
L2
5
April 2
@ Athletics
1–3
Hatcher (2–0)
Jepsen (0–1)
Treinen (1)
7,416
1–4
L3
6
April 3
@ Athletics
4–1
Hamels (1–1)
Graveman (0–1)
Kela (1)
9,157
2–4
W1
7
April 4
@ Athletics
2–6
Manaea (1–1)
Fister (1–1)
—
7,908
2–5
L1
8
April 5
@ Athletics
6–3
Pérez (1–0)
Mengden (0–2)
Kela (2)
10,132
3–5
W1
9
April 6
Blue Jays
5–8
Estrada (1–0)
Moore (0–2)
Osuna (3)
21,670
3–6
L1
10
April 7
Blue Jays
5–1
Minor (1–1)
Stroman (0–1)
—
26,229
4–6
W1
11
April 8
Blue Jays
4–7
García (1–0)
Hamels (1–2)
Osuna (4)
26.902
4–7
L1
12
April 9
Angels
3–8
Álvarez (1–0)
Fister (1–2)
—
16,718
4–8
L2
13
April 10
Angels
1–11
Skaggs (2–0)
Pérez (1–1)
—
18,697
4–9
L3
14
April 11
Angels
2–7
Barría (1–0)
Moore (0–3)
Middleton (2)
20,363
4–10
L4
15
April 13
@ Astros
2–3
Smith (1–0)
Jepsen (0–2)
—
32,129
4–11
L5
16
April 14
@ Astros
6–5 (10)
Kela (1–0)
Harris (0–1)
Claudio (1)
40,679
5–11
W1
17
April 15
@ Astros
3–1 (10)
Kela (2–0)
Rondon (1–1)
Diekman (1)
31,803
6–11
W2
18
April 16
@ Rays
4–8
Snell (2–1)
Pérez (1–2)
—
9,363
6–12
L1
19
April 17
@ Rays
7–2
Moore (1–3)
Chirinos (0–1)
—
8,972
7–12
W1
20
April 18
@ Rays
2–4
Faria (1–1)
Hamels (1–3)
Colomé (4)
8,657
7–13
L1
21
April 20
Mariners
2–6
Nicasio (1–0)
Kela (2–1)
—
27,811
7–14
L2
22
April 21
Mariners
7–9
Bradford (2–0)
Claudio (0–1)
Diaz (8)
39,016
7–15
L3
23
April 22
Mariners
7–4
Pérez (2–2)
Ramirez (0–1)
Kela (3)
33,661
8–15
W1
24
April 23
Athletics
4–9
Buchter (1–0)
Jepsen (0–3)
—
17,060
8–16
L1
25
April 24
Athletics
2–3
Triggs (2–0)
Hamels (1–4)
Casilla (1)
19,391
8–17
L2
26
April 25
Athletics
4–2
Chavez (1–0)
Graveman (0–5)
Kela (4)
19,121
9–17
W1
27
April 27
@ Blue Jays
6–4
Minor (2–1)
Stroman (0–3)
Kela (5)
26,312
10–17
W2
28
April 28
@ Blue Jays
7–4
Colón (1–0)
García (2–2)
Kela (6)
39,176
11–17
W3
29
April 29
@ Blue Jays
2–7
Happ (4–1)
Pérez (2–3)
—
31,669
11–18
L1
30
April 30
@ Indians
5–7
Allen (2–0)
Martin (0–1)
Beliveau (1)
12,851
11–19
L2
May: 13–16 (Home: 7–7; Away: 6–9)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
31
May 1
@ Indians
8–6 (12)
Claudio (1–1)
Goody (0–2)
—
16,356
12–19
W1
32
May 2
@ Indians
4–12
Kluber (5–1)
Moore (1–4)
—
15,637
12–20
L1
33
May 3
Red Sox
11–5
Minor (3–1)
Price (2–4)
—
22,348
13–20
W1
34
May 4
Red Sox
1–5
Porcello (5–0)
Colón (1–1)
—
31,404
13–21
L1
35
May 5
Red Sox
5–6
Kelly (1–0)
Kela (2–2)
Kimbrel (9)
35,728
13–22
L2
36
May 6
Red Sox
1–6
Sale (3–1)
Fister (1–3)
—
28,360
13–23
L3
37
May 7
Tigers
7–6
Leclerc (1–0)
Stumpf (1–2)
Kela (7)
20,057
14–23
W1
38
May 8
Tigers
4–7
Fiers (3–2)
Minor (3–2)
Greene (7)
18,634
14–24
L1
39
May 9
Tigers
5–4 (10)
Kela (3–2)
Saupold (1–1)
—
30,387
15–24
W1
40
May 11
@ Astros
1–0
Hamels (2–4)
Verlander (4–2)
Kela (8)
34,297
16–24
W2
41
May 12
@ Astros
1–6
Morton (5-0)
Fister (1-4)
—
36,482
16–25
L1
42
May 13
@ Astros
1–6
Keuchel (3–5)
Moore (1–5)
—
39,405
16–26
L2
43
May 15
@ Mariners
8–9 (11)
Goeddel (2–0)
Claudio (1–2)
—
14,670
16–27
L3
44
May 16
@ Mariners
5–1
Colón (2–1)
Pazos (1–1)
—
20,629
17–27
W1
45
May 17
@ White Sox
2–4
Avilán (1–0)
Leclerc (1–1)
Jones (2)
17,666
17–28
L1
46
May 18
@ White Sox
12–5
Chavez (2–0)
Fulmer (2–4)
—
16,373
18–28
W1
47
May 19
@ White Sox
3–5
Giolito (3–4)
Jurado (0–1)
Jones (3)
25,611
18–29
L1
48
May 20
@ White Sox
0–3
Lopez (1–3)
Minor (3–3)
Fry (1)
16,829
18–30
L2
49
May 21
Yankees
5–10
Tanaka (5–2)
Colón (2–2)
—
29,553
18–31
L3
50
May 22
Yankees
6–4
Hamels (3–4)
German (0–2)
Kela (9)
30,325
19–31
W1
51
May 23
Yankees
12–10
Claudio (2–2)
Robertson (3–2)
Kela (10)
31,304
20–31
W2
52
May 24
Royals
2–8
Duffy (2–6)
Bibens-Dirkx (0–1)
—
23,230
20–32
L1
53
May 25
Royals
8–4
Minor (4–3)
Skoglund (1–5)
Kela (11)
35,105
21–32
W1
54
May 26
Royals
4–3 (10)
Claudio (3–2)
McCarthy (3–2)
—
29,644
22–32
W2
55
May 27
Royals
3–5
Hammel (2–5)
Hamels (3–5)
Herrera (11)
31,898
22–33
L1
56
May 28
@ Mariners
1–2
Gonzales (5–3)
Fister (1–5)
Diaz (19)
26,236
22–34
L2
57
May 29
@ Mariners
9–5
Claudio (4–2)
Díaz (0–2)
—
13,259
23–34
W1
58
May 30
@ Mariners
7–6
Barnette (1–0)
Rzepczynski (0–1)
Kela (12)
13,070
24–34
W2
59
May 31
@ Mariners
1–6
LeBlanc (1–0)
Minor (4–4)
—
15,630
24–35
L1
June: 14–11 (Home: 8–6; Away: 6–5)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
60
June 1
@ Angels
0–6
Barria (5–1)
Colón (2–3)
—
33,511
24–36
L2
61
June 2
@ Angels
3–2 (10)
Diekman (1–0)
Álvarez (2–2)
Kela (13)
44,603
25–36
W1
62
June 3
@ Angels
1–3
Skaggs (4–4)
Fister (1–6)
Anderson (2)
33,541
25–37
L1
63
June 5
Athletics
7–4
Martin (1–1)
Trivino (3–1)
Kela (14)
19,470
26–37
W1
64
June 6
Athletics
8–2
Colón (3–3)
Mengden (6–5)
—
22,335
27–37
W2
65
June 7
Astros
2–5
Cole (7–1)
Hamels (3–6)
—
30,236
27–38
L1
66
June 8
Astros
3–7
Verlander (8–2)
Fister (1–7)
—
31,722
27–39
L2
67
June 9
Astros
3–4
Sipp (1–0)
Leclerc (1–2)
Rondon (2)
38,068
27–40
L3
68
June 10
Astros
7–8
Harris (2–3)
Kela (3–3)
Rondon (3)
30,251
27–41
L4
69
June 12
@ Dodgers
5–12
Paredes (1–0)
Colón (3–4)
Corcino (1)
48,233
27–42
L5
70
June 13
@ Dodgers
2–3
Liberatore (2–1)
Chavez (2–1)
—
41,303
27–43
L6
71
June 15
Rockies
5–9
Bettis (5–1)
Mendez (0–1)
—
30,448
27–44
L7
72
June 16
Rockies
5–2
Leclerc (2–2)
Musgrave (0–2)
Kela (15)
23,468
28–44
W1
73
June 17
Rockies
13–12
Chavez (3–1)
Davis (0–2)
—
25,513
29–44
W2
74
June 18
@ Royals
6–3
Colón (4–4)
Kennedy (1–7)
Kela (16)
18,319
30–44
W3
75
June 19
@ Royals
4–1
Hamels (4–6)
Hammel (2–8)
Kela (17)
17,789
31–44
W4
76
June 20
@ Royals
3–2
Bibens-Dirkx (1–1)
Junis (5–8)
Diekman (2)
19,489
32–44
W5
77
June 22
@ Twins
8–1
Minor (5–4)
Romero (3–3)
Chavez (1)
28,004
33–44
W6
78
June 23
@ Twins
9–6
Gallardo (1–0)
Odorizzi (3–5)
Kela (18)
23,230
34–44
W7
79
June 24
@ Twins
0–2
Berríos (8–5)
Colón (4–5)
Rodney (17)
23,633
34–45
L1
80
June 25
Padres
7–4
Barnette (2–0)
Stammen (4–1)
Kela (19)
23,470
35–45
W1
81
June 26
Padres
2–3
Strahm (2–2)
Diekman (1–1)
Hand (22)
21,780
35–46
L1
82
June 27
Padres
5–2
Minor (6–4)
Richard (7–7)
Kela (20)
21,365
36–46
W1
83
June 29
White Sox
11–3
Gallardo (2–0)
Covey (3–3)
—
28,156
37–46
W2
84
June 30
White Sox
13–4
Colón (5–5)
Rodon (1–3)
—
28,138
38–46
W3
July: 8–17 (Home: 1–9; Away: 7–8)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
85
July 1
White Sox
5–10
López (4–5)
Hamels (4–7)
Soria (12)
22,684
38–47
L1
86
July 3
Astros
3–5
Keuchel (5–8)
Bibens-Dirkx (1–2)
Rondón (6)
40,165
38–48
L2
87
July 4
Astros
4–5 (10)
McHugh (4–0)
Martin (1–2)
Giles (12)
43,592
38–49
L3
88
July 5
@ Tigers
7–5
Gallardo (3–0)
Boyd (4–7)
Kela (21)
21,248
39–49
W1
89
July 6
@ Tigers
1–3
Zimmermann (4–0)
Colón (5–6)
Jiménez (3)
27,316
39–50
L1
90
July 7
@ Tigers
2–7
Fiers (6–5)
Hamels (4–8)
—
29,174
39–51
L2
91
July 8
@ Tigers
3–0
Bibens-Dirkx (2–2)
Fulmer (3–8)
Kela (22)
22,047
40–51
W1
92
July 9
@ Red Sox
0–5
Rodríguez (11–3)
Minor (6–5)
—
36,754
40–52
L1
93
July 10
@ Red Sox
4–8
Barnes (3–2)
Gallardo (3–1)
—
36,883
40–53
L2
94
July 11
@ Red Sox
2–4
Sale (10–4)
Colón (5–7)
Kimbrel (28)
36,920
40–54
L3
95
July 13
@ Orioles
5–4
Hamels (5–8)
Cobb (2–12)
Kela (23)
17,348
41–54
W1
96
July 14
@ Orioles
0–1
Brach (1–2)
Pérez (2–4)
Britton (3)
38,328
41–55
L1
97
July 15
@ Orioles
5–6
Scott (1–1)
Minor (6–6)
Britton (4)
18,754
41–56
L2
89th All-Star Game in Washington, D.C.
98
July 20
Indians
8–9 (11)
McAllister (1–2)
Moore (1–6)
Otero (1)
28,253
41–57
L3
99
July 21
Indians
3–16
Carrasco (12–3)
Colón (5–8)
—
31,532
41–58
L4
100
July 22
Indians
5–0
Gallardo (4–1)
Clevinger (7–6)
—
21,829
42–58
W1
101
July 23
Athletics
3–15
Anderson (2–2)
Hamels (5–9)
—
18,744
42–59
L1
102
July 24
Athletics
10–13 (10)
Familia (6–4)
Bibens-Dirkx (2–3)
Treinen (25)
18,249
42–60
L2
103
July 25
Athletics
5–6
Trivino (8–1)
Leclerc (2–3)
Treinen (26)
20,549
42–61
L3
104
July 26
Athletics
6–7
Cahill (2–2)
Colón (5–9)
Treinen (27)
20,533
42–62
L4
105
July 27
@ Astros
11–2
Gallardo (5–1)
Keuchel (8–9)
—
42,592
43–62
W1
106
July 28
@ Astros
7–3
Jurado (1–1)
Verlander (10–6)
—
43,093
44–62
W2
107
July 29
@ Astros
4–3
Minor (7–6)
McCullers (10–6)
Kela (24)
40,560
45–62
W3
108
July 30
@ Dbacks
9–5
Butler (2–1)
Andriese (3–5)
—
20,639
46–62
W4
109
July 31
@ Dbacks
0–6
Godley (12–6)
Colón (5–10)
—
21,877
46–63
L1
August: 12–14 (Home: 9–7; Away: 3–7)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
110
August 2
Orioles
17–8
Gallardo (6–1)
Cashner (3–10)
Butler (1)
19,367
47–63
W1
111
August 3
Orioles
11–3
Jurado (2–1)
Hess (2–6)
—
22,544
48–63
W2
112
August 4
Orioles
3–1
Minor (8–6)
Bundy (7–10)
Leclerc (1)
24,300
49–63
W3
113
August 5
Orioles
6–9
Scott (2–2)
Hutchison (1–2)
Givens (2)
19,961
49–64
L1
114
August 6
Mariners
3–4 (12)
Tuivailala (4–3)
Butler (2–2)
Díaz (42)
17,759
49–65
L2
115
August 7
Mariners
11–4
Colón (6–10)
Hernandez (8–10)
—
17,575
50–65
W1
116
August 8
Mariners
11–7
Gallardo (7–1)
Gonzales (12–7)
—
20,116
51–65
W2
117
August 9
@ Yankees
3–7
Happ (12–6)
Jurado (2–2)
—
43,455
51–66
L1
118
August 10
@ Yankees
12–7
Minor (9–6)
Tanaka (9–3)
—
45,198
52–66
W1
119
August 11
@ Yankees
3–5
Betances (3–3)
Martin (1–3)
Chapman (30)
45,933
52–67
L1
120
August 12
@ Yankees
2–7
Sabathia (7–4)
Pérez (2–5)
—
41,304
52–68
L2
121
August 13
Dbacks
5–3
Colón (7–10)
Greinke (12–8)
Leclerc (2)
18,204
53–68
W1
122
August 14
Dbacks
4–6
Corbin (10–4)
Gallardo (7–2)
Boxberger (27)
19,353
53–69
L1
123
August 16
Angels
8–6
Moore (2–6)
Anderson (3–3)
Leclerc (3)
18,398
54–69
W1
124
August 17
Angels
6–4
Hutchison (2–2)
Despaigne (2–1)
Leclerc (4)
27,816
55–69
W2
125
August 18
Angels
7–11
Bedrosian (5–2)
Butler (2–3)
—
24,768
55–70
L1
126
August 19
Angels
4–2
Moore (3–6)
Ramirez (4–4)
Leclerc (5)
26,681
56–70
W1
127
August 20
@ Athletics
0–9
Fiers (9–6)
Colón (7–11)
—
9,341
56–71
L1
128
August 21
@ Athletics
0–6
Anderson (3–3)
Jurado (2–3)
—
11,579
56–72
L2
129
August 22
@ Athletics
4–2
Minor (10–6)
Jackson (4–3)
Leclerc (6)
13,139
57–72
W1
130
August 24
@ Giants
7–6 (10)
Gearrin (2–1)
Dyson (3–3)
Leclerc (7)
39,845
58–72
W2
131
August 25
@ Giants
3–5
Suarez (5–9)
Pérez (2–6)
Melancon (2)
40,287
58–73
L1
132
August 26
@ Giants
1–3
Holland (7–8)
Gallardo (7–3)
Melancon (3)
39,260
58–74
L2
133
August 28
Dodgers
4–8
Ferguson (5–2)
Jurado (2–4)
—
30,123
58–75
L3
134
August 29
Dodgers
1–3
Wood (8–6)
Minor (10–7)
Maeda (1)
29,181
58–76
L4
135
August 31
Twins
7–10
Magill (3–2)
Moore (3–7)
—
22,808
58–77
L5
September: 9–18 (Home: 5–6; Away: 4–12)
#
Date
Opponent
Score
Win
Loss
Save
Attendance
Record
Streak
136
September 1
Twins
7–4
Gallardo (8–3)
Berríos (11–10)
Leclerc (8)
32,175
59–77
W1
137
September 2
Twins
18–4
Méndez (1–1)
Moya (3–1)
Butler (2)
23,423
60–77
W2
138
September 3
Angels
1–3
Cole (1–2)
Curtis (0–1)
Parker (14)
21,048
60–78
L1
139
September 4
Angels
4–2
Minor (11–7)
Heaney (8–9)
Leclerc (9)
17,625
61–78
W1
140
September 5
Angels
3–9
Barría (10–8)
Colón (7–12)
—
19,966
61–79
L1
141
September 7
@ Athletics
4–8
Petit (7–3)
Gallardo (8–4)
—
15,572
61–80
L2
142
September 8
@ Athletics
6–8
Buchter (4–0)
Martin (1–4)
Treinen (37)
20,504
61–81
L3
143
September 9
@ Athletics
3–7
Kelley (2–0)
Jurado (2–5)
—
27,932
61–82
L4
144
September 10
@ Angels
5–2
Minor (12–7)
Barria (10–9)
Leclerc (10)
32,891
62–82
W1
145
September 11
@ Angels
0–1
Ramirez (5–5)
Sampson (0–1)
Buttrey (2)
33,756
62–83
L1
146
September 12
@ Angels
1–8
Peña (3–4)
Gallardo (8–5)
—
33,028
62–84
L2
147
September 14
@ Padres
4–0
Méndez (2–1)
Erlin (3–7)
—
22,740
63–84
W1
148
September 15
@ Padres
6–3
Jurado (3–5)
Castillo (2–3)
Leclerc (11)
28,833
64–84
W2
149
September 16
@ Padres
3–7
Yates (5–3)
Springs (0–1)
—
22,242
64–85
L1
150
September 17
Rays
0–3
Glasnow (2–6)
Sampson (0–2)
Romo (22)
21,840
64–86
L2
151
September 18
Rays
0–4
Snell (20–5)
Gallardo (8–6)
—
23,523
64–87
L3
152
September 19
Rays
3–9
Yarbrough (15–5)
Méndez (2–2)
—
25,168
64–88
L4
153
September 21
Mariners
8–3 (7)
Jurado (4–5)
Ramírez (2–4)
—
29,420
65–88
W1
154
September 22
Mariners
0–13
Gonzales (13–9)
Minor (12–8)
—
31,158
65–89
L1
155
September 23
Mariners
6–1
Springs (1–1)
LeBlanc (8–5)
—
31,269
66–89
W1
156
September 24
@ Angels
4–5 (11)
Cole (3–2)
Moore (3–8)
—
29,052
66–90
L1
157
September 25
@ Angels
1–4
Ramirez (7–5)
Gallardo (8–7)
Robles (1)
36,308
66–91
L2
158
September 26
@ Angels
2–3
Álvarez (6–4)
Martin (1–5)
Johnson (2)
35,991
66–92
L3
159
September 27
@ Mariners
2–0
Jurado (5–5)
Duke (5–5)
Leclerc (12)
15,799
67–92
W1
160
September 28
@ Mariners
6–12
LeBlanc (9–5)
Pérez (2–7)
—
23,598
67–93
L1
161
September 29
@ Mariners
1–4
Paxton (12–6)
Sampson (0–3)
Díaz (57)
31,780
67–94
L2
162
September 30
@ Mariners
1–3
Elías (3–1)
Gallardo (8–8)
Armstrong (1)
21,146
67–95
L3
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2018 Texas Rangers
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Batting
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Note: G = Games played; AB = At bats; R = Runs; H = Hits; 2B = Doubles; 3B = Triples; HR = Home runs; RBI = Runs batted in; SB = Stolen bases; BB = Walks; AVG = Batting average; SLG = Slugging average
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Pitching
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Note: W = Wins; L = Losses; ERA = Earned run average; G = Games pitched; GS = Games started; SV = Saves; IP = Innings pitched; H = Hits allowed; R = Runs allowed; ER = Earned runs allowed; BB = Walks allowed; SO = Strikeouts
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References
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^ "Rangers turn rare 5-4 triple play in win over Angels". ESPN.com . August 17, 2018. Retrieved August 17, 2018 .
^ Dotson, Wesley (September 2, 2018). "Rangers use 9-run 6th to cruise behind Mendez". MLB. Retrieved September 5, 2018 .
^ "Jeff Banister out as Texas Rangers manager". Dallas Morning News . September 21, 2018. Retrieved September 21, 2018 .
^ Sullivan, T.R. (March 28, 2018). "Texas Rangers announce 2018 Opening Day lineup". MLB . Retrieved April 14, 2018 .
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