Here’s how to watch the Rangers last remaining spring training games on TV, steaming

As the Texas Rangers get prepared for the season, fans will finally get an opportunity to see their team as several of the team’s final spring games will be broadcast this week.

Rangers’ fans haven’t been happy as Rangers Sports Network has fallen short this spring with showcasing the team on the airwaves. Attempting to make up for it, RSN is showing four of the team’s final six exhibition games.

Full list & how to watch Rangers spring training games this week

• Wednesday, March 18 vs. Kansas City Royals in Surprise, Arizona (CW333)

• Friday, March 20 vs. San Francisco Giants in Surprise, AZ (RSN)

• Monday, March 23 vs. Kansas City Royals in Arlington, TX (RSN)

• Tuesday, March 24 vs. Kansas City Royals in Arlington, TX (RSN)

Do you want to go to a game?

There’s time to go to Arizona games but with only four remaining , time is limited. If you’re interested in going to the two exhibition games at Globe Life Field on March 23 and 24, get tickets here.

As for Opening Day, Texas will be on the road for the first six games of the year but kick off their home schedule on April 4 against the Reds.

What to expect in these final few Rangers’ games

First, this will be a great time to see the mostly everyday lineup heading into the regular season.

Already solidified by Skip Schumaker the top four will look like this for the most part: Brandon Nimmo, Wyatt Langford, Corey Seager and Jake Burger. Other fixtures will be Josh Jung, Josh Smith, Kyle Higashioka, Danny Jansen and Evan Carter.

These games also have a lot riding on it in terms of some player’s futures with the organization. 

Veteran Andrew McCutchen, who signed on March 6, has made an undeniable impression hitting 7-for-17 (.583) with three doubles, four RBIs and five walks in just five games this spring. He goes head-to-head with Joc Pederson for main reps as the team’s DH.

Other tight position battles is the second base job (frontrunner Smith), the final bench role between Tyler Wade and Mark Canha and the fifth rotation spot among Jacob Latz, Kumar Rocker, Austin Gomber and Cal Quantrill.