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Right on Rangers LIVE!
by Austin Beckman
Right on Rangers is Texas baseball first, always. I break down the Rangers with film reads, stat-backed context, and storylines that move wins. When the seasons turn, we go heavy on the Cowboys, Longhorns, and Mavs. Expect redemption arcs, breakout heaters, postgame truth serum, and the occasional live reaction when the moment explodes. No lazy box-score recaps. Just sharp, confident analysis that respects your time. Year-round coverage with more drops in-season. Tap in and ride with the crew.
Episodes
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Four Gold Glove Finalists: Who Fixes the Rangers' Bats?
Four Rangers are Gold Glove finalists, but Texas still has difficult questions about developing hitters and turning talent into runs. Austin examines the cases for Ezequiel Duran, Evan Carter, Wyatt Langford and Jacob deGrom before explaining why he would move on from hitting coach Justin Viele....
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Texas Gives Oklahoma 14 Points, Loses Red River
Texas outgained Oklahoma 382-238 and still lost the Red River Rivalry, 27-24. The Sooners got 14 points from a blocked punt and Peyton Bowen's pick-six. Arch Manning threw three touchdowns and two interceptions, and the Longhorns finished 3-for-14 on third down. Austin gets into the officiating...
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Two Tipped Picks Don't Explain This Cowboys Loss
Tampa Bay came into Arlington 0-4 and left with a 24-16 win after running all over Dallas. Bucky Irving piled up 165 rushing yards, the Buccaneers totaled 241, and the Cowboys committed three turnovers. But the most frustrating moments came late: DaRon Bland dropped a potential pick-six, the…
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Who Still Fits on the Rangers' 2027 Roster?
The Rangers' 2027 roster reset is starting to look like a series of uncomfortable decisions. Austin weighs Joc Pederson's option, Jake Burger's future, the lineup's platoon problem, and whether Ezequiel Duran should stay a superutility player. He also digs into Evan Carter, Wyatt Langford,...
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Cowboys Had to Win It Twice to Escape Houston
Dallas had to win this one twice. The Cowboys erased a 23-13 deficit, watched Houston retake the lead with 2:26 left, then got the final answer from Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb in a 34-30 road win. Austin breaks down CeeDee’s career-high 17 catches, Javonte Williams’ three-touchdown day, and why...
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Chris Young Said the Right Things: Now the Rangers Must Prove It
Chris Young has laid out the traits he wants in the next Rangers roster. Now Texas has to prove those words mean something. Austin digs into what younger, more athletic and more dynamic should look like in real roster decisions, why Ezequiel Duran may be the clearest prototype, and how health...
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Rangers Finish 80-82 After a Season of Missed Chances
Game 162 made the season final. The problems were months old. Texas lost 6-4 to Minnesota, finished 80-82 and watched Houston take the AL West at 81-81 after a season full of chances the Rangers never consistently cashed. Austin looks back at the urgency problem that followed this club all year,...
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Cowboys Waste Comeback, Ravens Win on 56-Yard Field Goal
Dallas rallied from 24-13, drove 96 yards to take a fourth-quarter lead, tied Baltimore with 10 seconds left and still lost 34-31 on Tyler Loop’s 56-yard field goal. Austin breaks down why the ending belongs more to coaching, special teams and a defense that couldn’t finish than to Dak Prescott,...
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Rangers Force Game 162 Behind Bottom-Order Breakout
Texas answered Friday's 10-2 disaster with a 6-2 win over Minnesota that keeps the AL West race alive for Game 162. The Rangers fell behind first, then scored four in the second and kept adding as Danny Jansen, Evan Carter and Alejandro Osuna helped the bottom of the order drive a 13-hit…
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Texas Defense Covers the Cracks in Neyland Escape
Texas survived its first true road test with a 20-17 win at Tennessee, and the defense did far more than travel. The Longhorns held the Vols to 221 yards and 2.9 yards per play, piled up 10 sacks, and survived a late onside-kick scare after Texas had already committed 11 penalties for 115 yards....
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deGrom Meltdown Leaves Rangers on the Brink
Texas handed Jacob deGrom a 2-0 lead in Minnesota and watched the game collapse anyway. deGrom allowed eight earned runs in four innings, the Rangers never scored after the first, and Josh Jung suffered a broken bone in his right hand. Austin gets into why the loss became more than one bad start:...
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Jung, Rocker Give Rangers a Survival Formula
Texas stopped a three-game slide with a 3-1 win over New York in the final home game, but Austin isn't treating three runs and seven hits like an offensive breakthrough. Josh Jung went 3-for-3 with a homer, Kumar Rocker delivered five steady innings, Corey Seager added insurance, and the bullpen...
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Rangers' Urgency Problem Comes Due After Semien Homer
Marcus Semien returned to Arlington and broke a 2-2 tie with an eighth-inning homer, then Brett Baty's grand slam finished a 7-2 Mets win that dropped Texas to 78-80. Houston's extra-inning loss kept the Rangers tied atop the AL West, but Houston owns the tiebreaker, so Texas still needs the…
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Rangers Waste Gore Start, Fundamentals Fall Apart
MacKenzie Gore gave Texas five innings and a winnable game. The Rangers answered with three hits, 15 strikeouts and the kind of sloppy fundamental baseball Austin argues a team fighting for October cannot afford. Austin gets into why Gore was the clean positive in a 6-3 loss to the Mets, what…
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Texas Is 3-0, Tennessee Tests the Margin for Error
Texas beat UTSA 30-6 without needing Arch Manning to carry the afternoon, and that may be the more interesting takeaway than another quarterback grade. Through three games, the Longhorns have already won with three different primary engines: offensive firepower, a fourth-quarter comeback, and...
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deGrom Falls Short as Rangers' Pitching Run Hits Limit
Texas finally hit the limit of how much pitching chaos it could survive in a 7-2 loss to Toronto. Jacob deGrom lasted just 4⅓ innings with four walks, the bullpen finally cracked after carrying the club through the homestand, and the offense managed only two runs on Jake Burger's homer. Houston...
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Dak Makes Cowboys History, Defense Still Has Questions
Dak Prescott made Cowboys history in a 37-20 win over Washington, throwing four touchdowns without an interception and passing Tony Romo for the Cowboys' career passing-touchdown record. CeeDee Lamb went for 153 yards and two scores, while Jake Ferguson added two touchdowns of his own. Austin…
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Rangers Claim First Behind Montgomery’s Hitless Relief
Texas survived another pitching emergency and ended the night alone atop the AL West with a 6-2 win over Toronto. Cal Quantrill exited with right lat tightness after 1⅓ innings, but Jordan Montgomery answered with 3⅔ hitless innings as the Rangers pieced together the rest and Houston fell to...
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Rangers Answer the Gut Punch, Pull Even Atop AL West
Texas answered one of its toughest losses of September with a 7-1 win over Toronto, moving back into a tie with Houston atop the AL West, with Houston still holding the tiebreaker. Kumar Rocker gave the Rangers 4⅓ innings of one-run ball, Trevor Williams followed with four scoreless, and Texas…
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Rangers Waste 3-1 Lead as Four-Hit Offense Stalls
Texas carried a 3-1 lead into the eighth before Trevor Story's three-run homer turned it into a 4-3 loss to Boston. The Rangers finished with only four hits and fell one game behind Houston in the AL West with nine to play. Austin gets into why Jacob Latz shouldn't wear the whole loss, the...
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Nimmo, Duran Rally Rangers Into Tie for AL West Lead
Texas finally cashed in its traffic in a 7-3 win over Boston. Brandon Nimmo broke a 3-3 tie with a seventh-inning double, Ezequiel Duran drove home two more, and Nathan Eovaldi covered the final four innings with one-hit, scoreless relief. Houston lost, leaving the Rangers 76-76 and tied atop the...
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Díaz Sparks Rangers, deGrom and Latz Finish Boston
Texas made one four-run inning stand up in a 4-2 win over Boston. Elias Díaz opened the scoring with a two-run double, Corey Seager added a two-run single, Jacob deGrom struck out eight in five innings, and Jacob Latz recorded the final five outs for save No. 30. The Rangers have won three...
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Jaxson Dart Carves Up Cowboys' New Defense in Opener
The Cowboys opened 2026 with a 28-20 loss to the Giants, and the rebuilt defense's first test went badly. Austin breaks down how Jaxson Dart stayed comfortable through the air and on the ground, why Isaiah Likely kept finding room, and why the offense deserves plenty of blame too after producing...
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One Game Back: Rangers Survive a Bullpen Scare
Texas survived a 7-1 lead shrinking to 7-6, took the series in Arizona, and suddenly sits one game behind Houston with 12 left. Austin gets into why the win feels both huge and unnerving, with the bullpen nearly undoing six strong innings from Cal Quantrill. Corey Seager's 458-foot homer, Josh...
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Jung Returns, Rangers Gain Ground in Both Playoff Races
Josh Jung returned with two hits and an RBI, Texas kept Ezequiel Duran in the lineup by moving him to center, and the Rangers finally cashed in on some help around them with a 6-2 win over Arizona. Austin gets into why Jung’s return matters so much right now, whether Duran should stay in center...
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Texas Erases 20-Point Fourth-Quarter Deficit, Stuns No. 1 Ohio State
Texas erased a 23-3 fourth-quarter hole and scored 21 unanswered to beat No. 1 Ohio State 24-23, the largest fourth-quarter comeback ever against an AP No. 1 team. Austin reacts as the comeback unfolds, then breaks down Arch Manning’s winning fourth quarter, Hollywood Smothers closing the game,...
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Rangers Waste Houston’s Gift as the September Bill Comes Due
Houston lost, and Texas still managed to waste the opening with a 9-1 loss in Arizona. The Rangers led 1-0 before the game collapsed across a four-run fifth and five-run sixth, turning a chance to gain ground in the AL West into another September gut punch. Austin gets into why the “it’s still...
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deGrom Strikes Out 12, Rangers Unravel in Seattle
Texas lost 4-3 in Seattle after Jakob Junis allowed four runs without recording an out in the seventh. Austin examines Jacob deGrom’s exit after six scoreless innings, the reported groin issue, and the bullpen decision that followed. The offense’s 13 strikeouts deserve plenty of attention, too....
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Rangers Waste Chances as Anderson Earns First MLB Win
Texas lost 3-2 in Seattle and turned a winnable September game into Kade Anderson’s first Major League win. The Rangers went 0-for-5 with runners in scoring position, stranded seven, and managed only solo homers from Jake Burger and Corey Seager even after the bullpen gave them four scoreless...
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Rangers Answer Seattle, Quantrill Keeps Rolling
Texas answered Seattle’s 4-3 rally with a five-run fifth and rolled to a 10-5 win. Austin breaks down why that response matters, how much Cal Quantrill has earned the Rangers’ trust for October, and what Corey Seager’s homer and trade talk say about the current Rangers picture. The show also gets...
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Rangers Need to Take Ground on Six-Game Road Trip
Texas got help Monday without playing, and now the Rangers have six road games to prove they can do something with it. Texas enters the trip 1.5 games out of the final Wild Card but just 31-41 away from Globe Life. Austin breaks down what 3-3, 4-2 and 5-1 would actually mean, why Seattle is the...
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Burger Powers Comeback, Gore Loses October Trust
Texas erased a 5-1 hole to beat Tampa Bay 8-6, and Jake Burger’s two-homer day was only the beginning of the conversation. Austin breaks down why Burger’s lefty-righty split should force a real platoon discussion, why MacKenzie Gore is becoming harder to trust in an October rotation, and what...
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Aranda's 3-Run HR Sinks Rangers in Extras
Texas erased a 3-1 deficit in the eighth, but Jonathan Aranda’s three-run homer off Jacob Latz in the 10th sent the Rangers to a 6-3 loss. Evan Carter homered and Justin Foscue delivered the game-tying double, while Jacob deGrom gave Texas six innings of two-run baseball with seven strikeouts....
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Texas Rolls 59-7 as Arch Throws 4 TDs, Ohio State Next
Texas handled Texas State 59-7 and gave us a pretty clean answer to the question from the morning Reel: a lot of this looked transferable. Arch Manning threw for 305 yards and four touchdowns, Ryan Wingo went over 120, Cam Coleman scored twice, and Texas converted 11 of 15 third downs while…
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Rocker Gives Up 6 as Rangers' Comeback Falls Short
Texas nearly erased a five-run deficit, but the comeback stopped one run short in a 7-6 loss to the AL-best Rays. Elias Díaz hit a grand slam after Kumar Rocker allowed six runs, five earned, on nine hits despite two scoreless opener innings from Trevor Williams and Robby Ahlstrom. The bigger...
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Quantrill Throws 7 Scoreless, Rangers Blank AL-Best Rays
Cal Quantrill gave Texas seven scoreless innings on two hits, and the Rangers finished off a 6-0 win over the AL-best Rays to move to 70-71, just a half-game out of the final Wild Card. Austin gets into Quantrill’s remarkable run and what it means for an October rotation, Corey Seager answering...
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Rangers Take Series, Waste Sweep Chance Against Athletics
Texas took two of three from the Athletics, but the finale left a bad taste. A 2-0 Rangers lead became nine unanswered runs and a 9-2 loss after the A’s hit five home runs. Austin breaks down how the game flipped, whether Cody Bradford’s stuff may fit better in a bullpen role, and why the loss...
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Nimmo Drives In 5 as Rangers Take Series, Bullpen Wobbles
Brandon Nimmo drove in five and Texas beat the Athletics 8-5 to take the series, but a seven-run lead turned into a save situation before Jacob Latz closed it out. Austin gets into Nimmo’s four-hit night and Corey Seager scoring three times, MacKenzie Gore limiting the damage despite four walks,...
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deGrom Rebounds With 7 Scoreless as Rangers Rout A's
Jacob deGrom answered one of the worst starts of his career with seven scoreless innings as Texas beat the Athletics 8-1 and opened the homestand with the kind of complete win it badly needed. Austin gets into deGrom allowing one hit while facing the minimum, Cody Freeman’s growing everyday case,...
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Who Gets the Rangers' Two September Roster Spots?
With 25 games left and Texas two games back in both the AL West and Wild Card races, September expansion gives the Rangers only two extra roster spots. Austin works through the cases for Alejandro Osuna, Gavin Collyer, Emiliano Teodo, Dylan Dreiling, Sebastian Walcott and Cam Cauley, then makes…
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Duran’s 3 RBI Help Rangers Avoid Sweep in Milwaukee
Ezequiel Duran drove in three and Texas scored in five different innings to beat Milwaukee 7-4, snap a four-game skid and avoid the sweep. Austin gets into Duran’s Rangers Player of the Year case, why this looked more like the varied offense Texas has been trying to build, and why Kumar Rocker’s...
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Rangers Drop Fourth Straight Despite Nimmo's Late Homer
Brandon Nimmo hit a two-run homer in the eighth, but Texas’ late push stopped there in a 5-3 loss to Milwaukee, the Rangers’ fourth straight defeat. Cal Quantrill allowed three runs over six innings, struck out a season-high eight and retired his final 14, while Cody Freeman hit his first homer…
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Rangers Manage 2 Hits as Brewers Cruise 6-1
Logan Henderson held Texas to one hit over seven innings as Milwaukee beat the Rangers 6-1, handing Texas a third straight loss and leaving the club two games behind Houston. Danny Jansen’s solo homer was the only damage against Henderson, while Milwaukee piled up 14 hits. Austin gets into why...
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Rangers Face a Margin Test Against Baseball's Best
Milwaukee enters the weekend with baseball’s best record while sitting at the bottom of MLB in home-run production, and the Brewers’ style creates an uncomfortable mirror for Texas. Austin digs into the Rangers’ drop from a 46% extra-base-taken rate in 2025 to 34% this year, why Milwaukee has…
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18 Baserunners, 4 Runs: Rangers Drop Series to White Sox
Texas put 18 runners on base, drew 10 walks and still scored only four in a 10-4 loss that handed the White Sox the series. Austin digs into Skip Schumaker’s argument that the offensive process is improving, and why that becomes harder to lean on with only 28 games left. He also gets into deGrom...
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deGrom Gives Up 8 as Rangers’ Comeback Falls Short
Jacob deGrom gave up eight earned runs in 3 2/3 innings as Texas fell 11-7 to the White Sox despite a seven-run night from an offense that refused to fold. deGrom walked five, needed 42 pitches to get through the first and threw 21 sliders without a whiff or chase, raising a bigger question about...
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Seager, Burger Lead Rangers to 11-2 Rout and First Place
Texas unloaded a season-high 11 runs in an 11-2 rout of the White Sox and moved a half-game ahead of idle Houston for first place in the AL West. Corey Seager went 3-for-4 with two doubles and three RBI, Jake Burger homered and drove in two against his former club, Wyatt Langford went deep late,...
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Langford Saves Texas, Duran Walks It Off in the 10th
Texas was down to its final strike before Wyatt Langford delivered a two-strike double to tie it, then Ezequiel Duran’s fourth hit helped produce the winning run in a 2-1, 10-inning walk-off over the Angels. MacKenzie Gore threw six scoreless innings, Reid Detmers matched him, and the Rangers...
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deGrom Reaches 2,000 K’s as Rangers Blank Nationals
Jacob deGrom struck out 10 over six scoreless innings, reached 2,000 career strikeouts and helped Texas finish a combined one-hitter in a 2-0 series-clinching win over Washington. Corey Seager homered and doubled, Ezequiel Duran scored the insurance run, and Jacob Latz locked down save No. 25....
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Cavalli Fans 11 as Rangers Drop Out of Wild Card Spot
Cade Cavalli struck out 11 in six scoreless innings as Washington shut out Texas 6-0 and knocked the Rangers out of the American League’s third Wild Card spot. Texas finished with four hits, Corey Seager had two of them, and Kumar Rocker allowed two runs over five before the bullpen let the game...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Right on Rangers is Texas baseball first, always. I break down the Rangers with film reads, stat-backed context, and storylines that move wins. When the seasons turn, we go heavy on the Cowboys, Longhorns, and Mavs. Expect redemption arcs, breakout heaters, postgame truth serum, and the occasional live reaction when the moment explodes. No lazy box-score recaps. Just sharp, confident analysis that respects your time. Year-round coverage with more drops in-season. Tap in and ride with the crew.
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Austin Beckman
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