Texas Rangers
· 2026-07-11
Texas Rangers fans can tune in July 10 as the club faces the Houston Astros at 7:10 p.m. CT, with the game airing on FOX Sports Southwest and streaming via the MLB app. The Rangers sit 3rd in the American League with a 48‑46 record and are riding a two‑game winning streak, making the matchup a must‑watch for playoff hopefuls.
The broadcast lands on FOX Sports Southwest for most Texas households, while viewers in other markets will find the game on the MLB Network regional feed. If you prefer a digital route, the MLB At Bat app offers live video for subscribers, and the team's own Rangers TV feed streams through the official website. Cable subscribers can also catch the action on the regional sports network’s streaming portal, which mirrors the TV feed.
Kick‑off is set for 7:10 p.m. Central on July 10. The first pitch is expected around 7:13 p.m., giving fans a few minutes to settle in before the Rangers send their starter to the mound. The game will run about three hours, typical for a high‑scoring duel between two AL powerhouses.
After a 7‑3 victory over Houston on July 11, the Rangers entered the July 10 meeting with confidence, having demonstrated solid offense and a bullpen that held the Astros to three runs. Their 48‑46 record places them just behind the division leader, and the two‑game win streak suggests the lineup is clicking. Pitcher Nathan Eovaldi is slated to start, and his 3.45 ERA this season gives the staff a reliable ace for the night.
Fans outside the FOX Sports Southwest footprint can stream the game through MLB.TV, which offers a free trial for new users. The service also provides a live audio feed for those who only need the commentary. For cord‑cutters, the MLB At Bat app delivers the same high‑definition picture as the cable broadcast, and it works on smartphones, tablets, and smart TVs.
Keep an eye on outfielder Joey Gallo, who has been a catalyst in the Rangers’ recent surge, delivering extra‑base hits and drawing walks. Starting pitcher Nathan Eovaldi will aim to keep the Astros’ lineup in check early, while the bullpen, anchored by closer Jose Leclerc, will be crucial in the later innings. On the Astros side, pitcher Framber Valdez will look to counter the Rangers’ power.
The Rangers’ social media channels will run a live‑chat during the broadcast, letting fans submit questions for the post‑game interview with manager Chris Woodward. Additionally, the team’s official app will feature a real‑time stat tracker, highlighting home runs, strikeouts, and RBI opportunities as they happen.
Post‑game analysis will be available on the Rangers’ website, with a recap video and a breakdown of key plays. Follow the club’s Twitter feed for instant highlights and a look ahead at the next series against the Seattle Mariners.