Texas Rangers right-hander Nathan Eovaldi is in the midst of a historically good season. He is not among the statistical best in baseball this season according to league leaderboards. That may change soon.

This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/rangers as Rangers Pitcher Nathan Eovaldi Joins Elite Company After Most Recent Start. As the Texas Rangers build momentum in the American League, they have been led by one of the best starting rotations in baseball.

Nathan Eovaldi impresses with another scoreless performance, strengthening his Cy Young candidacy with a 1.38 ERA.

Rangers' Nathan Eovaldi is on a historic run not done since Bob Gibson in 1968 Year of the Pitcher originally appeared on The Sporting News If you were trying to come up with one pitcher season that you'd want to try to replicate, you might come up with Bob Gibson's 1968, part of the famed Year of the Pitcher.

Eovaldi allowed just one hit in eight shutout innings for the Rangers, shutting down one of baseball’s best lineups.

When you hear the name Nathan Eovaldi, you probably think about electric postseason performances, insane velocity, and that guy teams want to see on the mound when things hit the fan.

Nathan Eovaldi shut down the Yankees with eight scoreless innings, joining Bob Gibson territory as the Rangers close the AL Wild Card gap.

Here are three thoughts on the Texas Rangers’ 2-0 victory over the New York Yankees on Tuesday night at Globe Life Field.

Nathan Eovaldi has himself in rare air so far this season. The Rangers right-hander has a microscopic 1.38 ERA through 19 starts in 2025. That’s not only easily the lowest among pitchers with at least 100 innings this season,