Brandon Nimmo Ignites Rangers Offense

Brandon Nemo is lighting it up in his first week with the Texas Rangers as their lead-off

hitter.

Traded from the New York Mets after 10 seasons there in exchange for Marcus Simeon, he

sparked the offense right out the gate following a rough.

20-25 campaign.

His patient approach at the plate, working counts and spraying the ball everywhere, has already

rubbed off on the lineup.

Nemo's notched multiple multi-hit games, pushing his on-base percentage over 400.

Mets can't say enough about him, calling him a top-notch leader, both in the batter's

box and the clubhouse.

After a win against the Philadelphia Phillies on March 29th, he grabbed player of the game

honors, but made sure to big up third baseman Josh.

Jung for battling deep counts, even in a strikeout.

This is exactly what Texas Crayed last year, when Simeon struggled early in lead-off and

experiments with guys like Josh Smith fill flat.

Manager Skip Shoemaker finally has a reliable everyday bad up top.

All sabble or not, the Rangers look transformed already, and Nemo's setting the tone from

the jump.

That's the story for today.

Dallas News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with The Story.