The Texas Rangers have announced key roster changes ahead of their series opener against the Athletics at Globe Life Field. According to Rangers Press Releases, right-handed pitchers Peyton Gray and Cole Winn have been placed on the 15-day Injured List due to right elbow inflammation and a right rotator cuff strain, respectively. This marks Gray's first career appearance on a Major League Injured List. In response, the Rangers have recalled left-handed pitcher Robby Ahlstrom and right-handed pitcher Ben Peoples from Triple-A Round Rock. These adjustments leave the Rangers with 38 players on their Major League roster, alongside six players on the 60-day Injured List.
Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for a critical matchup against the Houston Texans in the Governor's Cup, as reported by Dallas Cowboys News. Both teams are in dire need of a win, with the Cowboys standing at 1-2 and the Texans winless this season. The game, set to take place at Reliant Stadium, will see Dak Prescott and the Cowboys' defense aiming to recover from their recent loss to the Baltimore Ravens. The Texans, led by quarterback CJ Stroud, are also looking to bounce back, potentially with the help of wide receiver Nico Collins returning to the lineup.
The Cowboys have also made headlines with their recent acquisition of cornerback Joey Porter Jr. from the Pittsburgh Steelers, as detailed by Dallas Cowboys News. Owner Jerry Jones and coach Brian Schottenheimer have expressed optimism about Porter's potential impact, though his participation in Sunday's game depends on his performance in practice. This trade is seen as a strategic move to bolster the Cowboys' injury-depleted secondary.
In other news, Dale Petroskey has been appointed as President of USL Dallas, bringing his extensive experience in sports, business, and civic leadership to the role. As reported by Atlético Dallas News, Petroskey's leadership is expected to strengthen the club's partnerships and support its long-term growth as Atlético Dallas prepares for its first season in the USL Championship.
Lastly, Patrick Dumont has been named the governor of the Dallas Mavericks, representing the franchise on the NBA Board of Governors. According to Mavericks Press Releases, Dumont brings over 25 years of expertise in corporate finance and management to the role, aiming to build on the Mavericks' legacy and ensure the organization's long-term success.