How to Watch Texas Rangers and Angels: TV Channel, Streams, Lineups
The Texas Rangers go for the series win against the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday in the finale at Angel Stadium in Anaheim.
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. Angels
Game Day: Sunday, May 7, 2023
Game Time: 3:07 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: Los Angeles Angels 19-15; Rangers 19-13.
Probable pitchers
Los Angeles Angels: LHP José Suarez (1-1, 7.89)
Texas: LHP Martín Pérez (4-1, 2.41)
Batting Order
Texas Rangers Batting Order
LA Angels Batting Order
P Jacob deGrom (15-Day, right elbow inflammation, placed on April 29, eligible to return on May 14): deGrom was removed in the fourth inning of his last start on April 28 against the Yankees. He was expected to make the road trip and begin a throwing program.
C/DH Mitch Garver (10-Day, Mild left knee sprain, placed on April 10, retroactive to April 9, eligible to return): Garver is eligible to return to the team, but Rangers manager Bruce Bochy said the veteran likely needs two more weeks.
SS Corey Seager (10-Day, left hamstring sprain, placed on April 12, eligible to return): Seager is eligible to return. The Rangers may make a decision on Seager’s return after the Angels series ends on Sunday.
RHP Spencer Howard (60-Day, shoulder impingement, lat injury, placed on March 30, retroactive to March 27, moved to 60-Day IL on April 10, eligible to return May 29): Howard hasn’t pitched since March 1.
RHP Glenn Otto (60-Day, sprained shoulder, lat injury, placed on March 30, eligible to return May 29): Otto is in Arizona to continue rehabilitation for the shoulder.
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, placed on March 30): Odorizzi underwent arthroscopic surgery on his shoulder and will miss the entire 2023 season.
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