Former Rangers Ace Hasn't Skipped a Beat With His New Team

The former Texas Rangers ace has been off to a great start with the Arizona Diamondbacks.

are sitting just one game above .500 and despite not looking as dominant as some of the other teams in baseball, they are currently winning their division. It's not a true World Series champion slump, but Texas certainly isn't hoping to maintain this level of play for the long run.

Another factor to point out between the two late signees is that Montgomery spent some time tuning up in the minors before heading back up to the show. The former World Series winner didn't dominate immediately in the minors, which shows he did have some rust to knock off. In Triple-A Reno, the South Carolina native had an ERA north of 10.00. He was just able to jump straight into the majors, though, because he had gotten back into form.

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