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Rangers' Nathan Eovaldi scheduled to make first second-half start Friday against Braves

Texas’ Nathan Eovaldi is scheduled to make his first start following the All-Star break on Friday night when the Rangers host the Atlanta Braves. Eovaldi (7-3) made his most recent start July 13, allowing one run in 7 2/3 innings in a 5-1 victory at Houston.

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Rangers' Nathan Eovaldi (stiff back) set to start Friday

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Nathan Eovaldi, Rangers take hot run into series with slumping Braves

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Rangers vs. Braves Prediction, Odds, Picks - July 25

Josh Smith and Matt Olson will be among the stars on display when the Texas Rangers face the Atlanta Braves on Friday at 8:05 p.m. ET, at Globe Life Field.

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Texas Rangers vs. Atlanta Braves odds, tips and betting trends | July 25

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How to Watch Rangers vs. Braves: TV Channel & Live Stream - July 25

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Rangers' Bruce Bochy Announces Nathan Eovaldi Update After Loss to Tigers

The Rangers sit at .500 (50–50) and trail the final AL Wild Card spot by 3.5 games, entering a particularly critical stretch.

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Rangers' Nathan Eovaldi: Will start for Rangers on Friday

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Rangers host the Braves on home winning streak

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Nathan Eovaldi expected to avoid IL, adding suspense to Texas Rangers’ pitching situation

ARLINGTON — Nathan Eovaldi didn’t start the expected pitching showdown with Tarik Skubal, but he did throw some pitches on Sunday, which may give the Rangers all the relief they needed.

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Eovaldi (back tightness) scratched from series finale vs. Tigers

What was gearing up to be a duel of the aces on Sunday Night Baseball lost a bit of its flair. Rangers starter Nathan Eovaldi was scratched from his start on Sunday night due to back tightness, manage

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As Rangers’ Jon Gray nears return from injury, he’s game to help wherever needed

Plus, Texas is “targeting Wednesday” for right-handed pitcher Nathan Eovaldi to start after dealing with back soreness.

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Eovaldi lowers ERA to 1.58 to close out dominant first half

At age 35, Nathan Eovaldi is doing some serious shoving. Easing the load on a weary bullpen, the right-hander allowed one run on five hits in 7 2/3 innings Sunday as the Rangers went into the All-Star break on a high note,

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