The Texas Rangers are set to honor Elvis Andrus by inducting him into their Hall of Fame, marking a significant moment for the franchise. The ceremony, taking place before the game against the Seattle Mariners, will also serve as an informal celebration of the 2010 team that reached the World Series, a milestone Andrus played a vital role in. He holds the franchise record for the most stolen bases and ranks high in games played and hits, affirming his importance to the Rangers' history.

Additionally, the Rangers are managing player injuries with Jon Gray and Josh Sborz returning to live batting practice sessions ahead of their anticipated comebacks. Meanwhile, Joc Pederson's recovery from a hand injury progresses positively as he begins rehabilitation exercises. The Rangers have also made adjustments to their roster, optioning Dane Dunning to make room for Nathan Eovaldi.

Bruce Bochy's managerial prowess comes under the microscope as he hits a milestone for career ejections, ranking sixth all-time after being tossed in a recent game against the New York Yankees. Frustration boiled over in the sixth inning, stemming from contentious calls that have plagued the Texas Rangers recently. Bochy's ejection was a culmination of mounting tensions regarding these close pitches, particularly as his team struck out an alarming 14 times, including critical moments with runners on base.

The Rangers' struggles were evident as key hitters like Marcus Semien and Joc Pederson failed to capitalize with the bases loaded, contributing to a lackluster performance. Despite the team's recent hitting woes, Bochy emphasized the need to improve, especially given the opportunities lost in crucial situations. With a disappointing loss, the Rangers' path forward looks challenging, as they aim to turn around their offensive output.

The Texas Rangers are set for a unique viewing experience as their series finale against the Houston Astros will be broadcast exclusively on Roku's MLB Sunday Leadoff package this Sunday at 12:05 p.m. Fans can enjoy the game for free on various platforms, including Roku devices, iOS, Android, and web browsers, without any subscription necessary.

Additionally, the Rangers will be featured again in a Roku game on June 1 against the St. Louis Cardinals. This innovative approach gives fans a chance to catch up with the Rangers’ performance, particularly with players like Marcus Semien and Joc Pederson, who are looking to find their form as the season progresses. With the Rangers welcoming their 10 millionth fan recently, the excitement around the team is palpable. Stay connected with the Rangers for all the latest updates as they push through the season.