The Texas Rangers have some work to do this winter to push for a postseason run, and it begins with adding quality depth pieces to facilitate offensive growth.

Hearts strike a significant blow in the Scottish Premiership title race as they end Rangers' year-long run without an away league defeat at a raucous Tynecastle.

Hockey Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky played one game at Bridgestone Arena in his storied NHL career – a five-assist effort with the Rangers on Feb. 15, 1999. It remains tied for the most assists and tied for the second-most points in a single game against the Predators.

The Texas Rangers have leaned into the free-agent and trade market to snag reliable catchers the past several years. There's a reason why.

Rangers head coach Danny Rohl is not ready to rule his side out of the Scottish title race despite their 2-1 defeat by Hearts.

A good start in the stability quest would be for the New Yorkers to put a couple of wins back to back, especially against a Met Division challenger such as the Philadelphia Flyers. Which is why the Saturday matinee game at The Garden took on extra meaning. The Maven's claim was simple enough;' beat Philly and it could be the start of something big.

Jacob Latz emerged as the Texas Rangers’ perfect swing option on the pitching staff. He could start and he could come out of the bullpen.