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ARLINGTON, Texas — Just as you would expect for a team that spent $300 million over the winter redoing the starting rotation: The lineup is apparently unstoppable.

DALLAS — Before we dispense with the elephant in the room that emerged early during the Texas Rangers’ 11-7 win over Philadelphia Thursday, let’s acknowledge and praise the obvious. The local lads can still gear up a victory the old-fashioned Ranger way, a Power-in-the-Park show to provide all the necessary…

ARLINGTON, Texas — The laughing that started in Brooklyn when the Nets gave us Kyrie Irving extended to Queens on MLB’s Opening Day when the New York Mets watched their former ace make his Texas Rangers debut.

ARLINGTON, Texas — Just in case anybody forgot: The Rangers have some bats, too.

Neil Murray won a treble with the light blues and also held a scouting position with the club and delivered his verdict on the Colombian's future.

It stands out with a darkened grille, gray exterior accents, and exposed front tow hooks.

It has wider tracks and more ground clearance than the regular Wildtrak.

RALEIGH, N.C. — If the Rangers and Carolina Hurricanes meet in the playoffs next month, it has the potential to be a really great series.

NEW YORK — After the Rangers scored four times in the second period of Saturday’s blowout win over Pittsburgh, Artemi Panarin cautioned that people shouldn’t read too much into the Blueshirts’ ability to light up scoreboards around the league.

NEW YORK — The Rangers haven’t looked good in probably a month, since they dismantled the Carolina Hurricanes in Raleigh the night before the Super Bowl. But coming off a three-game road trip on which they went 2-0-1, they feel as though they are starting to find themselves.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Maybe it’s a chemistry thing. Maybe the Rangers are still trying to figure out exactly how to jell as a team after adding Patrick Kane to their roster 10 days ago. But something isn’t quite right with the Blueshirts at the moment. They’re searching for something.