Evan Grant

Uh, we are going to step away.

When we come back, Evan Grant covers the Rangers for the Dallas Morning News.

He will join us, and we've got tickets to give away for the final home stand to see the Jays and Reds on September 26th at the Rogers Centre.

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Let's bring in Evan Grant, covers the Rangers for The Dallas Morning News.

How you doing, Evan?

Uh, 20 years old, and youngest catcher ever to have a multi-homer game.

[upbeat music] Hey, Evan Grant said, "One crazy scenario which has the Rangers, [laughs] the Astros, the Guardians, the White Sox all with the same exact records.

That would mean AL West, Central, and wild card spots locked up.

Would mean Astros get the West, White Sox get the AL Central." These are by winning the season series against the teams right below them or tied with them.

Welcome into Sports Day Insider presented by the Dallas Morning News.

I am Kevin Sherrington, joined by my pals Evan Grant and Calvin Watkins.

Fellas, did we have a good weekend? I had a good weekend.

I was in Austin.

I don't feel like we've talked about the Rangers enough and they're one game back of the Astros.

We had Evan Grant on yesterday, K- uh, Scott.

Didn't you watch?

No, I'm not talking about just yesterday.

Mm-hmm.

They are, and they play the Red Sox the next three games, so this is gonna be a big series for them.

And if you listen to our interview yesterday with Evan Grant, he'll tell you that they really need to step it up at home because nine of their last 12 games are at home, Scott.

So you can, if you're in the Dallas area, the, the, the Fort, Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, you should go on SeatGeek and get tickets and go root for your Rangers in Arlington and try to get them to the postseason because they need all the support they can get.

A- a- and before we get into that, we have the Sox Machine guys coming on to talk about it.

We also have Jim Bowden coming on, and then we also have Evan Grant, he's gonna discuss eating and how Texas Rangers are still in this race, uh, with us later on.

But right now, let's charge the mound.

[upbeat music] He's charging the mound.

And I didn't do a lot of exploring on it.

He was hit on the wrist, which was broken by a pitch last year, was in pain, Evan Grant says, but at that point was remaining in the game.

I'm not seeing anything.

I'm going to go to the latest here.

He's going to be evaluated further.

This was eight minutes ago.

This was Evan Grant eight minutes ago posting he's going to be evaluated further.

Peterson said x-ray showed no fracture in the hand, but he's expected to meet with Arizona-based hand specialist Donald Sheridan on Sunday for further evaluation.