The Rangers starting rotation has a combined 5.62 ERA in 10 postseason games. It's the fifth highest total in MLB history with at least 10 games played. Staring pitching has struggled mightily for the Rangers this postseason after finishing third in the American League in ERA, fifth in innings pitched, and setting a new club record for shutouts. The strength of their rotation will be an important factor in whether they can finally claim their first World Series. C.J. Wilson (0-2) is scheduled to start Game 1 against the Cardinals on Wednesday night.