In this episode, we dive deep into the Texas Rangers' postseason success and their persistent struggles in developing homegrown pitching talent. Since 2010, the Rangers have notched the fifth most postseason victories (33) and the sixth best playoff winning percentage (.559) in MLB. During this stretch, they've played in 59 playoff games, showcasing their dominance on the field. Yet, of these games, only eight have been started by pitchers they drafted, developed, and called up without ever touching another franchise. But why is there still concern about their developmental struggles despite their success with veteran pitchers? We'll break down the importance of having young, controllable, and effective starting pitchers, drawing comparisons to the impacts of Paul Skenes in Pittsburgh and Clayton Kershaw in LA. Tune in as we analyze the Rangers' unique approach and the potential long-term implications for their pitching staff. Sponsor: Gametime: https://gametime.hnyj8s.net/c/2653816/742962/10874 Fanatics: https://www.fanatics.com/mlb-texas-rangers/o-2365+t-70564589+z-90414-119259264 Follow Us on Social Media: Facebook www.facebook.com/talkintexasrangers Twitter: https://twitter.com/talkintxrangers Support the Show: Buy Me a Coffee: http://www.buymeacoffee.com/ttrangers Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/talkin-texas-rangers/donations