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The Texas Rangers have experienced high peaks and low valleys this season

By Seth Carlson

May 17, 2021; Arlington, Texas, USA; Texas Rangers left fielder Willie Calhoun (5) and center fielder Adolis Garcia (53) and right fielder Joey Gallo (13) celebrate the win over the New York Yankees at Globe Life Field. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports
May 17, 2021; Arlington, Texas, USA; Texas Rangers left fielder Willie Calhoun (5) and center fielder Adolis Garcia (53) and right fielder Joey Gallo (13) celebrate the win over the New York Yankees at Globe Life Field. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports /
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Texas Rangers’ peak: Offense comes blistering out of the gate

Remember that insane Opening Day contest in Kansas City where both teams combined for 24 runs? Though Kyle Gibson pitched awfully that day, the lineup showed a well-roundedness and potency that we hadn’t seen from it in quite some time.

For the most part, this offense has been pretty scrappy since that outburst, seeing production from nearly every hitter from one through nine.

Though they’re not winning games consistently, it’s easy to identify an ascending group of hitters that should only get better with experience.

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