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Shawn McFarland checks out what we\u2019ve recently learned<\/a> from camp as the Texas Rangers enter their final week in Arizona.<\/p>\n Evan Grant writes that Skip Schumaker has named Nathan Eovaldi as the Opening Day starter<\/a> for Texas for their upcoming season opener in Philadelphia.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Kennedi Landry writes<\/a> that 2023 World Series hero Eovaldi will be making his sixth career Opening Day start and will become the first starter to make three Opening Day starts in a row for Texas since Kevin Millwood started four consecutive openers a couple of decades ago.<\/p>\n Grant has a few observations from camp<\/a> from yesterday where Marc Church made his spring debut and the bullpen battles continued.<\/p>\n Jeff Wilson writes<\/a> that prospect Cam Cauley put himself on a trajectory to eventually contribute to the big league team with a head-turning spring.<\/p>\n Grant notes that despite his impressive spring, Cauley was among the players who were cut from big league camp<\/a> yesterday.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n In her weekly newsletter<\/a>, Landry writes about how the late-spring signing of Jalen Beeks could impact how the Rangers construct their pitching staff.<\/p>\n Grant writes<\/a> that the Rangers were needing to see something quickly from Andrew McCutchen, and the veteran former MVP has already delivered in his short time in Surprise.<\/p>\n As a standout for the Rangers this spring, Jim Bowden writes<\/a> that Evan Carter could be due for a breakout year for Texas.<\/p>\n Landry tabs Rule 5 reliever Carter Baumler as a young player who has made a big impression<\/a> for the Rangers so far this spring.<\/p>\n