Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young has a self-imposed mandate this offseason. He wants to build a team that is younger, more athletic and more versatile both at the plate and on the field.
One thing is certain. Either the Milwaukee Brewers or the Tampa Bay Rays are going to win their first world championship by the end of October. The National League champion Brewers and the American League champion Rays being the World Series on Friday.
The Texas Rangers want to get younger and more athletic in 2027. Part of the equation will be prospects. Texas doesn’t have the most fertile farm system in baseball, but it does have some talented players that are positioned to help them in 2027.
The Texas Rangers' No. 1 prospect, Sebastian Walcott, has only played on the left side of the infield so far in his minor league career. But now, the 20-year-old is reportedly set to gain experience at another position ahead of the 2027 season.
Texas Rangers president of baseball operations wants competition, a younger and more athletic team in 2027. Can he make that happen? There are hurdles and obstacles in the way.
Mitch Garver is calling it a career. Garver, 35, announced his retirement on Thursday according to a report from MLB.com. A power-hitting catcher and DH, Garver played 10 Major League seasons from 2017 to 2026.
Rangers top prospect Sebastian Walcott is currently getting extra at-bats in the Arizona Fall League. While he’s there, the club is having him work out in the outfield, per Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News.
Catcher Mitch Garver has retired from playing, reports Ted Schwerzler of minnesotasportsfan.com. Garver played parts of ten major league seasons, suiting up for the Twins, Rangers and Mariners.
The Ben Peoples acquisition was one of those moves the Texas Rangers hope pays off down the road. The 25-year-old right-hander — who has a face that makes him look much younger than a pitcher that has been in pro baseball since 2019 — was acquired by the Rangers at the end of June via trade from the Chicago White Sox.
The Texas Rangers took what could only be described as a good old-fashioned flier on left-hander Jordan Montgomery. The Rangers signed Montgomery to a one-year contract in spring training for far less than he would have gotten on the open market had he been healthy.
Just a few years ago teams across Major League Baseball were taking notes about how the Texas Rangers won the 2023 World Series. Now, the Rangers are back to taking notes.
Joc Pederson told reporters on several occasions in 2026 that his surge in production was about getting healthy and not any significant swing adjustments.
Perhaps no free agent signing provided more value to the Texas Rangers than right-handed pitcher Cal Quantrill. Signed to a minor league deal in the offseason and invited to Major League spring training, he was expected to be a back-up option for the rotation but didn’t make the opening-day roster.
Evan Carter is a finalist for the American League Gold Glove in center field. The Texas Rangers outfielder is also a significant liability at the plate.
At this point, anytime there’s a post that features a photo of Ray Davis, it doesn’t bode well, does it? I’ve kind of put off doing this, because I don’t
The Texas Rangers are facing an offseason at a crossroads. There will be a lockout which will stunt activity, but with some improvements to the roster, they could be the leading candidate to win the AL West in 2027.
Good morning. Shawn McFarland checks out the options for the Texas Rangers when it comes to addressing their pitching staff in free agency where, notably, they’ll have to nearly completely remake their bullpen again for a third consecutive winter.
The Rangers should be at a crossroads offseason. Texas failed to take advantage of an historically weak division, finishing 80-82 to come up two wins short of a playoff berth.
The Texas Rangers are heading into an offseason that will be shortened due to a pending lockout. Still, there is a lot to do this offseason on both sides of the ball to give the Rangers a leg up in a division that should be up for grabs in 2027.
Rangers reliever Jacob Latz was a major breakout star during the 2026 MLB season, going from a pitcher fighting for a rotation spot to an All-Star reliever.
The Texas Rangers have received encouraging news regarding third baseman Josh Jung’s recovery from a fractured right hand. Jung will avoid surgery, according to an update shared by MLB.com Rangers reporter Kennedi Landry.
After another disappointing season, the Texas Rangers announced significant news about one of their top players. Kennedi Landry of MLB.com reported Friday that Rangers’ shortstop Corey Seager underwent minor elbow surgery on Tuesday, adding that Seager should fully recover in time for full offseason activities.
Once a team comes up with its projected salary for all of its arbitration-eligible players, it will begin a tender analysis to simply determine: “Are we comfortable guaranteeing Player X this much money?” If the answer is yes, the player will be tendered a contract prior to the mid-November Tender Deadline.
ARLINGTON, Texas — Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young put the club’s third straight season without a playoff berth on himself Monday, a day after Texas was eliminated on the final day of the regular season.