Josh Jung was the star of Sunday’s win over the Tigers, giving Texas a successful close to a dramatic week of change.

The Texas Rangers are attempting to spark a fire amidst a strange season that has them out of first place in the American League West.

The Texas Rangers have battled their way back to the break-even point and look to add to their recent momentum when they square off against the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday in Arlington, Texas.

In the Rangers’ 10-3 win over Detroit, Carter’s second-inning homer left the bat at 111.1 mph. It was the second hardest-hit homer by a Ranger this year and tied for the hardest contact of any type.

The Texas Rangers made a roster move before Monday's game with the Colorado Rockies, who are stinging from the firing of manager Bud Black. The moves of the day

Fresh off taking a series off the AL’s wins leader in Detroit, the Texas Rangers return home for a series against the NL squad with the least number of wins.

DETROIT — When the Rangers signed Patrick Corbin in the final week of spring training, it was more desperation than anything else. After a spate of injuries, they latched onto Corbin, despite the highest ERA in baseball over the previous five seasons. They didn’t ask for much. Just some innings.

The Rangers got three hits, including a pair of doubles, off the pitch. Opponents were 4 for 21 against his slider. But that didn’t stop Marcus Semien from ambushing a first-pitch slider for a two-run homer in the second inning to get the Rangers off and running.