SEATTLE — While the Rangers front office hunkers down to consider creative ways to acquire controllable starting pitching from a market that seems to be growing by the day, they may want to also consider the end of games, too.
The Rangers, drowning in one-run losses, could use a steady closer.
Because if the Rangers’ ultimate goal remains winning a world championship — even if the focus is quickly turning toward 2023 and beyond — there is one thing world champions tend to have in common: reliability at the end of a game.
