The Latest Breaking News from Nathan Eovaldi

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers have played in front of the two largest crowds for a baseball game in Globe Life Field history this season. The record, set Saturday vs. the Houston Astros, is 40,380. The previous mark, set April 29. vs. the New York Yankees, was 40,027.

PITTSBURGH — Rich Hill was livid with a rarely-called first-inning balk. Turns out, his wouldn’t be the only one of the game.

Big free-agent signings—especially Jacob deGrom—and an old-school pitching approach have Texas believing it can get to October.

The Rangers’ first acquisition of their pitching-centric offseason makeover is done for the year without throwing a pitch for the team.

The Red Sox have nearly completed their turnover of the 2018 World Series team.

When you ask Chris Young about a pitching move – something that has been seemingly a weekly occurrence this offseason – he will tilt his head slightly, offer up a half-smile and offer up what used to be a cliché: “You can never have enough pitching.”

Texas adds another former All-Star to its retooled starting pitching rotation.

There is still plenty of talent to sign, even with Jacob deGrom, Justin Verlander and Clayton Kershaw off the board.

PHILADELPHIA — Years ago, before John Middleton became the face of the Phillies’ ownership group, Jimmy Rollins equated him with George Steinbrenner. It’s a comparison that Middleton never minded. Because the late Yankees owner was notoriously obsessed with winning, a trait that is admirable to a former college wrestler-turned-billionaire baseball…

Here are the free-agent signings and trades that Boston should make to return to contention next season.

After years of work and study, the Yankees’ slugger is a hitting master coming into his own at the right time.