Latz has delivered a 2.62 ERA across seven AL starts, providing valuable depth in a stacked Texas rotation. He’s a bronze-medal performer among the staff in terms of ERA and sustained workload.

Latz started for the Rangers against Alvarez and Lindor; the Mets rallied behind late bullpen vulnerability, making Latz a notable but challenging test in this game.

Latz has been stellar, not allowing a run over 5 2/3 innings against Milwaukee and could grab the next rotation spot when the cycle turns, possibly Sunday versus the Mets.

Latz worked 5 2/3 scoreless innings in a key relief role, underscoring Texas’ depth and ability to adapt when rotation plans shift. His outing reinforced the value of opportunistic depth in a tight playoff chase.

Latz appears as a rising depth arm for Texas, showing promise to contribute in late-season starts or long relief, giving the Rangers more flexibility as they navigate the playoff push.