The Rangers used more players last season than any team in the history of baseball, as the injuries hit early and just kept coming. Do they have enough to contend with improved health?
The additions of Prince Fielder and Shin-Soo Choo in the offseason could push the Rangers over the top and to the AL West title in 2014. There are, however, some big question marks behind Yu Darvish in the rotation.
After a disappointing offseason, the Rangers are no longer clear-cut favorites in the improving American League West.
Yu Darvish has two road starts this week.
Chris Sale has two starts this week.
Max Scherzer looks to be an ideal option to start this week.
Johan Santana comes back from the DL this week.
Roy Halladay comes back from the DL this week.
Andrew Cashner gets two starts this week, following a good initial outing against the Astros. Do you trust him?
Daisuke Matsuzaka has two starts this week. Are you daring enough to start him?
Pitchers like Jered Weaver coming back from injuries and an off-day for every single team have jumbled up the projected starters for this week.
Kennedy, Jackson, Johnson and Lincoln all with two starts this week.
Homer Bailey has two home starts this week against the Pirates and Tigers.
The Tigers face the Red Sox and Yankees this week.
The Astros' Bud Norris has two starts this upcoming week.
Josh Beckett has two starts this upcoming week - do you dare use him?
Edinson Volquez is among the two-start pitchers this week.
Yu Darvish is among this week's two-start starters list.
Injuries to Dan Hudson, Cliff Lee and Ryan Dempster among other have shaken up a number of rotations this week.
Tim Lincecum has two starts this week against NL East foes.
Zach Britton is among those with two starts this week.
Jason Marquis is among the two-start starters this week.
Daisuke Matsuzaka has two home starts this week.
The A's have a brand new starting outfield in an attempt to bolster a struggling offense.
The Rangers look to return to the postseason without ace Cliff Lee.