The Texas Rangers have a plan in place for Sebastian Walcott. The plan started on Sunday. Walcott, who is the Rangers’ No. 1 prospect and MLB Pipeline’s No.
The Texas Rangers were banged up down the stretch. Some of those injuries are going to bleed into the offseason. President of baseball operations Chris Young addressed some of those injuries last week — but not all of them.
The Texas Rangers are watching the playoffs on television for the third straight year. Their failure to get to the playoffs was a team effort. Their failure on the field was based on underachievement.
The Texas Rangers need to change. President of baseball operations Chris Young has acknowledged that. During his end-of-season press conference last week, he made the case for what he wants the franchise to be in the future.
Good morning. This is the Monday Morning Sebastian Walcott Update actually. Walcott did not play in the first game of the Arizona Fall League on Saturday
The 2026 season has been headlined by young players emerging, but some wily veterans have also had their day. As we head toward the end of the regular season, these 30 players stand out as the biggest surprises on their teams.
The Texas Rangers have plenty of needs this offseason. Finding the one player that feels like the right player at the right position is a tough proposition.
There was little in Chris Young’s words that would tell any Texas Rangers fan that the team would be aggressive this offseason. Young wants a team that is younger, faster, more athletic and more versatile.
Of all the things that went wrong for the Texas Rangers, president of baseball operations Chris Young identified one he has some control of. Roster depth and competition are two areas where the Rangers came up short in 2026.
Trying to improve an aging team won’t be easy for Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young. He oversees one of the oldest rosters in baseball.
The Texas Rangers went into the 2026 season believing that their starting rotation was one of the strengths of their team. But the rotation didn't consistently pitch like that.
The Texas Rangers enter the offseason with decisions to make on 10 arbitration eligible players. This time of year, MLB Trade Rumors publishes its arbitration projections for those players that are eligible.
Last year the Texas Rangers made two big trades. The Rangers dealt second baseman Marcus Semien for New York Mets outfielder Brandon Nimmo to get a little younger and improve their outfield.
It was a disappointing season for the Texas Rangers to say the least, who have now missed the playoffs every year since winning the World Series back in 2023.
Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young's postmortem of the 2026 season was clear his team fell short of their stated goal of making the playoffs.
The Texas Rangers have a multitude of decisions to make when it comes to payroll. Some of those decisions relate to players who are under contract while others are impending free agents.
As the Texas Rangers head into the offseason, there are some positions that will require more attention than others. One of those positions is designated hitter.
The Texas Rangers head into the offseason with the goal of being a playoff team in 2027. Many times, that requires spending money. So, how much could the Rangers spend this offseason?
Utilityman Tyler Wade is hanging up his spikes. The nine-year veteran announced his retirement on Instagram yesterday. Wade played for the Yankees, Angels, Athletics, and Padres during his big-league career.
The Rangers recorded their third straight sub-.500 season in 2026, yet their 80-82 record was almost enough to win the lackluster American League West.
The Texas Rangers‘ season came to a close on Sunday afternoon. It was a game that was meaningful, with lots of excitement and anticipation heading into it.
MINNEAPOLIS — Nathan Eovaldi had not thrown more than 46 pitches in any outing since coming off the injured list. On Saturday, in his first start since Aug.
MINNEAPOLIS — A day after the Texas Rangers lost Josh Jung to a broken right hand, the bottom four spots in their lineup combined to go 7-for-15 with 1 walk and 4 RBIs in a 6-2 win over the Minnesota Twins on Saturday at Target Field.
The Chicago White Sox's 9-6 loss to the Colorado Rockies and the 11-5 Cleveland Guardians win over the Kansas City Royals ended the American League Central race.
The Texas Rangers placed third baseman Josh Jung on the 10-day injured list Saturday with a right hand fracture. Jung, 28, was hit by a pitch from Twins starter Joe Ryan in the first inning of Friday's 10-2 loss.
Josh Jung was hit in the right hand by a Joe Ryan pitch in the first inning of the Rangers’ 10-2 loss to the Twins on Friday. Jung (in the lineup as the