This article was originally published on www.si.com/mlb/marlins as Rangers Named in Potential MLB Trade Deadline Deal With Marlins.

An unusual place in the standings calls for an unusual course of action.

Corey Seager, in the fourth season of his $325 million, 10-year deal with Texas, has a 24-game on-base streak. He has hit .356 with eight homers and 22 RBIs in what is the second-longest active streak in the majors, behind the 29 by Milwaukee’s Christian Yelich.

The Texas Rangers have been on a hot streak recently as they play their way back into contention in their 2025 campaign.

The trades happen suddenly, and often with little or no warning. Said Brandon Marsh: “I get brought into the office, shook hands, and there it was.”

Texas’ hapless offense vs. baseball’s best doesn’t bode well for when — or if — this club makes the postseason.

The Texas Rangers already agreed to terms with their first round draft selection, and following that, they finalized deals with a multitude of others.

Rangers veteran All-Star second baseman Marcus Semien made it clear when he addressed what this deadline means. “I want to be adding at the deadline,” Semien said in the Rangers clubhouse after a recent game. “I always want to make that a goal of mine: To make sure I’m on a team that is adding at the deadline.”

Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young said Monday that it’s “to be determined” how the club will navigate the potential

Corey Seager delivered a HR and 2B for the 2nd game in a row in the Rangers' win over the A's, further establishing himself as a historically dominant slugger.