How to watch Texas Rangers vs Boston Red Sox MLB game: Live stream, regional networks, team news and start time

The Texas Rangers and Boston Red Sox will square off Sunday at Globe Life Field, with sluggers Corey Seager and Alex Bregman poised to make an impact at the plate.

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Boston faces an uphill battle in the series finale, trailing 2-1 after struggling to break through against a Texas team that has kept its revamped lineup in check.

While the Red Sox aim to establish themselves as a force in the AL East, the Rangers are beginning to resemble the dominant squad that captured the 2023 World Series title.

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How to watch Texas Rangers vs Boston Red Sox MLB game on TV & stream live online

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Texas Rangers vs Boston Red Sox: Date and First-Pitch time

The Rangers will take on the Red Sox in an electrifying MLB game on Sunday, March 30, 2025, at 2:35 pm ET/11:35 pm PT at Globe Life Field in Arlington, Texas.

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Texas Rangers vs Boston Red Sox team news, injury reports & key players

Texas Rangers team news

Texas was active in the offseason, making key moves to reinforce its pitching staff. The Rangers retained Eovaldi and brought in Patrick Corbin (Nationals), Luis Curvelo (Mariners), Hoby Milner (Brewers), Chris Martin (Red Sox), Luke Jackson (Braves), Shawn Armstrong (Cubs), and Jacob Webb (Orioles) to deepen their bullpen.

They also added Joc Pederson (Diamondbacks) and Kyle Higashioka (Padres) to strengthen their lineup. However, they saw several notable departures, including Max Scherzer (Blue Jays) and Andrew Heaney (Pirates) from the rotation, as well as relievers Kirby Yates (Dodgers), José Leclerc (A’s), and Grant Wolfram (Brewers). Catcher Carson Kelly also left, signing with the Cubs.

The Texas Rangers are banking on a fully healthy season from right-hander Jacob deGrom, who is set to take the mound on Sunday afternoon as they conclude a four-game series against the Boston Red Sox in Arlington. DeGrom, a two-time Cy Young Award winner, joined Texas on a five-year, $185 million deal following the 2022 campaign.

Boston Red Sox team news

Boston made significant moves of its own, revamping its starting rotation by signing Walker Buehler (Dodgers) and Patrick Sandoval (Angels), while acquiring Crochet in a trade with the White Sox.

The bullpen also got a boost with the additions of Justin Wilson (Reds) and Aroldis Chapman (Pirates). The biggest splash on offense came with the signing of Alex Bregman (Astros), adding another potent bat to the lineup.

The Red Sox did see key departures, including outfielder Tyler O’Neill (Orioles), catcher Danny Jansen (Rays), and pitchers Nick Pivetta (Padres), Kenley Jansen (Angels), Chris Martin (Rangers), Lucas Sims (Nationals), and Justin Hagenman (Mets).

Meanwhile, Boston will turn to Richard Fitts, who earned a spot in the starting rotation out of camp and will make his season debut at Globe Life Field.

Texas Rangers vs Boston Red Sox series info & projected starting pitchers

Texas Rangers vs Boston Red Sox head-to-head record