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The Texas Rangers are reportedly open to moving on from some of their pitchers with the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline almost here.
According to the New York Post's Jon Heyman, the Rangers are having talks with teams about pitchers MacKenzie Gore, Nathan Eovaldi, and Jacob Latz, with trade deadline day here.
"Teams are talking to Rangers about MacKenzie Gore, Nate Eovaldi and Jacob Latz as Jon Morosi reported. Rangers listening," Heyman posted on X.
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Gore was acquired by the Rangers this past offseason from the Washington Nationals. The 6-foot-2 lefty has appeared in 23 games this season with Texas, where he has a 6-9 record, a 4.77 ERA, and 136 strikeouts. The former All-Star is under team control through next season, so he could get the Rangers a nice return if they moved him.
Eovaldi is a veteran pitcher who contenders would love to add. The 15-year veteran has plenty of playoff experience and would be a nice pickup for a playoff team ahead of the deadline. In 21 games this season for the Rangers, the two-time All-Star has a 10-9 record, a 4.31 ERA, and 135 strikeouts.
As for Latz, teams looking for bullpen help should be kicking tires on him. He is in the middle of an All-Star season with the Rangers, as he has a 2-1 record, a 1.80 ERA, 21 saves, and 51 strikeouts in 40 games. It could make sense for Texas to sell high on him if the right offer comes around.
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