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Shawn McFarland writes<\/a> about what we learned from the Texas Rangers<\/a> last week, with Marcus Semien picking things up over the weekend.<\/p>\n Kennedi Landry writes that Jacob deGrom was a winner<\/a> yesterday as the Rangers opened June with a series win.<\/p>\n McFarland writes that the Rangers focused on small ball<\/a> to overcome the Cardinals in Sunday\u2019s finale.<\/p>\n Landry notes that Nathan Eovaldi is hitting the IL after all<\/a> with triceps tightness, though he is expected to miss the minimum.<\/p>\n McFarland writes<\/a> that the Rangers want Adolis Garcia to get right but they aren\u2019t waiting around for it to happen anymore.<\/p>\n Jeff Wilson writes<\/a> that the cautious Eovaldi decision, and Garcia benching, signal Texas\u2019 desire to play for the long haul.<\/p>\n Landry writes that Semien getting back to top form would be the quickest way<\/a> to fix the Rangers.<\/p>\n McFarland notes<\/a> that Cody Bradford took the important step of throwing breaking balls as his rehab ramps up.<\/p>\n Landry\u2019s newsletter tackles Jack Leiter starting to make good<\/a> on his No. 2 overall pick prowess in a loaded Rangers rotation.<\/p>\n