Among the remaining things Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young wants to do this offseason is sign a free-agent right-handed bat.
As it turns out, the Texas Rangers have been interested in catcher Danny Jansen for quite some time. Earlier this week, president of baseball operations Chris Young was open about the team’s desire to land him, either as a free agent or as a trade piece.
The Texas Rangers have talked about payroll a lot this offseason. The Rangers are intent on competing while working with a smaller budget in 2026. That desire is driven in part by ownership after two straight seasons of failing to make the playoffs after winning the 2023 World Series.
The Texas Rangers have made it clear they want to build a contender even though they won’t spend what they have the past few years. That has driven the decisions the organization has already made in free agency with the signings of Tyler Alexander, Alexis Diaz and the re-signing of Chris Martin.
Recently during a Bleacher Report livestream with chat users, MLB insider and New York Post writer Jon Heyman went through several different topics of the MLB offseason around the league.
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Good morning, LSB. Evan Grant gets to know new Rangers hitting coach Justin Viele, the man in charge of flipping this offense around. Kennedi Landry writes about Viele and the Rangers’ three-headed hitting coach staff as well.
On Tuesday, Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young said he was in touch with all their free-agent relievers. That would include Shawn Armstrong.
The Cleveland Guardians and reliever Shawn Armstrong have agreed to terms on a one year, $5.5 million deal, per reports. If the name “Shawn Armstrong” sounds familiar to you, you might be a Rangers fan.
The Texas Rangers continued shaping organizational depth this week as the club finalized a group of offseason additions ahead of spring training. Planning
The Texas Rangers are coming off a disappointing season, but Chris Young, the president of baseball operations, is looking to be aggressive this offseason in pursuit of another World Series ring.
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The Texas Rangers have announced the 2025 award winners for the team, as voted upon by the D/FW chapter of the Baseball Writers Association of America.
As we close in on the back half of December, there are still needs that the Texas Rangers and president of baseball operations, Chris Young, have. One area that they could make an addition this offseason is with their starting pitching.
Back-to-back seasons with the Texas Rangers missing the playoffs have sent the team back to the drawing board this offseason. In fact, the Rangers front office has been extremely busy.
Texas Rangers General Manager Chris Young had a strong message during his press conference on Tuesday afternoon. “There is not one person in this organization
The Texas Rangers have a decent amount of work to do this winter to get their offense back up to the level it needs to be at. With a few moves having already taken place, it is clear that they are going to shuffle the roster quite a bit this offseason.
The Texas Rangers had one of the best bullpens in baseball a year ago and did it on a shoestring budget. The Rangers are hoping to do it again in 2026.
The Texas Rangers have clearly changed their organizational philosophy. They invested a fortune and won their first-ever World Series title for their efforts, but after back-to-back seasons without a trip to the playoffs, management does not seem incredibly eager to go all in again.
The Rangers just bolstered their roster with a few free agents, signing catcher Danny Jansen and left-hander Tyler Alexander. They reportedly also have an agreement in place with right-hander Alexis Díaz, although that deal isn’t official yet.
A report from late November suggested that the New York Mets' collapse during the 2025 season occurred, in part, because alleged clubhouse issues impacted the club throughout the campaign.
Two-time All-Star Adolis Garcia’s contract was not tendered by the Texas Rangers earlier this offseason, leading to an end to his chapter in Arlington.
The Rangers have signed catcher José Herrera to a minor league deal, reports Daniel Álvarez-Montes of El Extrabase. The Octagon client will also receive an invite to big league camp in spring training.
The Texas Rangers made a series of moves Friday night to address some of their weaknesses this offseason. According to multiple reports, they brought in catcher Danny Jansen as well as a pair of bullpen arms in Tyler Alexander and Alexis Díaz.