The Texas Rangers (6-4) and Oakland Athletics (3-7) square off on Tuesday at 8:05 PM ET, opening a three-game series at Globe Life Field. The Rangers will give the nod to Nathan Eovaldi (1-0, 1.38 ERA), who is eyeing win No. 2 on the season, and the Athletics will counter with Alex Wood (0-1, 9.72 ERA). Place your bets on any MLB matchup at BetMGM, and sign up with our link for a first-time deposit bonus! Rangers vs. Athletics Pitcher Matchup Info Date: Tuesday, April 9, 2024 Time: 8:05 PM ET TV: NBCS-CA Location: Arlington, Texas Venue: Globe Life Field Livestream: Fubo Probable Pitchers: Eovaldi - TEX (1-0, 1.38 ERA) vs Wood - OAK (0-1, 9.72 ERA) You can watch the MLB all season long on Fubo

Coming off their first series against a division opponent, and perhaps the biggest threat to their crown with the tension high against the Houston Astros, the Texas Rangers will see how they measure up by welcoming another American League West foe to town. The A's, whose on-field product has long been overshadowed by the off-field drama surrounding their home, come to Arlington in the basement of the AL West. Indeed, on paper Oakland tends to present a far less stressful challenge than Houston.

Bruce Bochy, manager of the World Series champion Texas Rangers, is looking for a consistent effort from his bullpen as his team prepares to host the Oakland Athletics in a three-game series in Arlington, Texas, starting Tuesday night. Left-handed reliever Brock Burke entered Monday night's game against the Houston Astros in the fourth inning with two on and two out with left-handed sluggers Yordan Alvarez and Kyle Tucker up next as the Rangers held a 5-4 lead.

Zack Gelof had four hits, including a three-run homer, and drove in four runs to help the Oakland Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 7-1 on Sunday. Gelof hit an RBI triple in the first and scored on JJ Bleday's single. “For me, it's just swinging at the right pitches and then not making the situation bigger than it is,” Gelof said. Gelof drew three walks and scored three runs in the A's 4-0 victory on Saturday.

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Detroit Tigers infielder Andy Ibáñez suffered a left hamstring strain on the final play of Sunday's 7-1 loss to the Oakland Athletics.

Detroit Tigers infielder Andy Ibáñez suffered a left hamstring strain on the final play of Sunday's 7-1 loss to the Oakland Athletics.

The Red Sox have locked up another talented young player to a contract extension.

The Oakland Athletics announced plans to play their home games at Sutter Health Park from 2025 through 2027, with the possibility they could stay at the Minor League stadium through the 2028 season. Current Los Angeles Dodgers analyst Dontrelle Willis was born in Oakland and grew up in Alameda, Calif. Willis voiced his initial displeasure with the move this past November, as he was fond of the A's as a kid. Willis played nine seasons in Major League Baseball, having one of the more memorable peak years for the Florida Marlins in 2005.

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Here's how to watch the Detroit Tigers vs. the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Tigers are trying to snap an early two-game losing streak.

The No. 29 Oakland A's prospect enters Lugnuts home opener leading the Midwest League in walks.

A dreary week during which the Athletics made a deal to leave town at the end of the season gave way Saturday to spectacular sunshine and a new beginning. The Oakland Ballers, a Pioneer League expansion team that promises to truly be rooted in Oakland, held an open tryout at Laney College for what will amount to a few invitations to its abbreviated spring training in May. “If you don't believe in baseball gods, a day like this will change your mind,” said Oakland Ballers co-founder Paul Freedman.

A dreary week during which the Athletics made a deal to leave town at the end of the season gave way Saturday to spectacular sunshine and a new beginning. The Oakland Ballers, a Pioneer League expansion team that promises to truly be rooted in Oakland, held an open tryout at Laney College for what will amount to a few invitations to its abbreviated spring training in May. “If you don't believe in baseball gods, a day like this will change your mind,” said Oakland Ballers co-founder Paul Freedman.

A dreary week during which the Athletics made a deal to leave town at the end of the season gave way Saturday to spectacular sunshine and a new beginning. The Oakland Ballers, a Pioneer League expansion team that promises to truly be rooted in Oakland, held an open tryout at Laney College for what will amount to a few invitations to its abbreviated spring training in May. “If you don't believe in baseball gods, a day like this will change your mind,” said Oakland Ballers co-founder Paul Freedman.

Zack Gelof had four hits, including a three-run homer, and drove in four runs to help the Oakland Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 7-1 on Sunday. “For me, it's just swinging at the right pitches and then not making the situation bigger than it is,” Gelof said. Gelof drew three walks and scored three runs in the A's 4-0 victory on Saturday. Manager Mark Kotsay believed that set up his No. 2 hitter for a big day at the plate.

Zack Gelof had four hits, including a three-run homer, and drove in four runs to help the Oakland Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 7-1 on Sunday. “For me, it's just swinging at the right pitches and then not making the situation bigger than it is,” Gelof said. Gelof drew three walks and scored three runs in the A's 4-0 victory on Saturday. Manager Mark Kotsay believed that set up his No. 2 hitter for a big day at the plate.

Zack Gelof had four hits, including a three-run homer, and drove in four runs to help the Oakland Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 7-1 on Sunday. “For me, it's just swinging at the right pitches and then not making the situation bigger than it is,” Gelof said. Gelof drew three walks and scored three runs in the A's 4-0 victory on Saturday. Manager Mark Kotsay believed that set up his No. 2 hitter for a big day at the plate.

Zack Gelof had four hits, including a three-run homer, and drove in four runs to help the Oakland Athletics beat the Detroit Tigers 7-1 on Sunday. “For me, it's just swinging at the right pitches and then not making the situation bigger than it is,” Gelof said. Gelof drew three walks and scored three runs in the A's 4-0 victory on Saturday. Manager Mark Kotsay believed that set up his No. 2 hitter for a big day at the plate.

The Oakland Athletics no longer have to wonder where they'll play the next few seasons. The A's reacted to the announcement that this will be their last year in Oakland with a mixture of sadness and relief. “At least as a player, you know where you're headed,” outfielder Seth Brown said Friday before a game against the Tigers in Detroit. Vivek Ranadivé, who owns the Triple-A Sacramento River Cats, and Oakland Athletics owner John Fisher announced Thursday that the A's will temporarily relocate to West Sacramento's Sutter Health Park for at least three seasons.