The Rangers and the Giants are getting set to kick off the Fall Classic on Wednesday evening, but before the games get started, they’ll each have to figure out if they’re going to make any changes to their starting rotations and playoff rosters. In this StoryStream, we’ll keep you updated on those issues. Also, be sure to check out more at Lone Star Ball and McCovey Chronicles.
Rangers Add Mark Lowe To World Series Roster, Remove Clay Rapada
Hours before Game 1 of the World Series, the Rangers have made the decision to add right-handed pitcher Mark Lowe to their roster. To make room, they’ve removed left-handed pitcher Clay Rapada. The move makes sense from a match-up perspective, since the Giants have a lot of right-handed hitters in their lineup. Further explanation is offered by our Rangers blog, Lone Star Ball:
Lowe, a five-year veteran, has a 5.40 ERA in 13.1 innings pitched this season. Though left-handed batters have hit .305 against him throughout his career, he’s held righties to a .223 mark.
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