Texas Rangers Open Series vs. Houston Astros: TV Channel, Streams, Lineups

The Texas Rangers head to Houston to take on the Astros in a three-game series with Jon Gray taking the mound to take on Brandon Bielak.

The Texas Rangers face the Houston Astros at 7:10 p.m. Monday in the first game of a three-game series at Minute Maid Park in Houston.

Here is the entire preview for the game, with probable pitchers, starting lineups, how to watch and listen, injury updates and more.

How to Watch, Listen to Rangers vs. Astros

Game Day: Monday, July 24, 2023

Game Time: 7:10 p.m. CT

Television: Bally Sports Southwest. Radio: 105.3 The Fan/1270 KFLC-AM (Spanish). Watch on fubo.tv.

About Today’s Game

Records: Houston 56-44; Rangers 59-41.

Probable pitchers

Houston: RHP Brandon Bielak (5-5, 3.46)

Texas: RHP Jon Gray (6-5, 3.31)

Batting Order

Texas Rangers Batting Order

Rangers starting lineup for July 24 pic.twitter.com/4vaN9yxHFW

— Texas Rangers PR (@TXRangersPR) July 24, 2023

Houston Astros Batting Order

Stros have landed in #SpaceCity 💫

🕖: 7:10 PM
🏟: Closed
📺: @ATTSportsNetSW
📻: @SportsTalk790 | Spanish: 93.3 FM pic.twitter.com/pseKf6VPof

— Houston Astros (@astros) July 24, 2023

Rangers Injury Report

SS Corey Seager (10-Day, right thumb sprain, July 22, eligible to return Aug. 1): Seager’s X-Rays and MRI were negative. He’ll be shut down for at least a week while swelling and inflammation subsides.

P Josh Sborz (15-Day, right biceps tendinitis, July 15, retroactive to July 12, eligible to return on July 27): Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said the tendinitis might have crept up on Sborz during his final few appearances before the All-Star Break.

P Jacob deGrom (60-Day, right elbow inflammation): deGrom is out for the rest of the 2023 season after being diagnosed with a torn UCL ligament. He had surgery on June 12.

LHP Brett Martin (60-Day, shoulder surgery): Martin had surgery on Jan. 18 and is expected to miss most of the 2023 season.

RHP Jake Odorizzi (60-Day, right arm fatigue): Odorizzi underwent arthroscopic surgery on his shoulder and will miss the entire 2023 season.

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