The Texas Rangers just hope their starting pitcher can, well, start on Tuesday against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Rangers made waves before Monday’s game by scratching starter Nathan Eovaldi due to left side tightness. Texas did it out of an abundance of caution, but the veteran also went to go get scans of the side before he arrived at Globe Life Field. That forced Texas to throw a bullpen game on Monday, with Jakob Junis — who has been working high-leverage innings late in games — taking the ball in the first inning. The Texas bullpen gave up one run but the Rangers lost, 1-0, as they only got one baserunner to second base. For Tuesday’s game, the Rangers intend to start left-hander MacKenzie Gore. Texas is just a couple of days away from hitting the road for the second three-city road trip of the season. After an off day on Thursday, Texas will hit Houston, Colorado and the Los Angeles Angels before returning home to face the Astros on Memorial Day.…