The Texas Rangers have reached an irritating point in their organizational history. They have the expectations of a team that wants to compete for championships and the financial philosophy of one that seems increasingly uncomfortable with what those ambitions require.
The Texas Rangers are in the midst of another critical offseason, and the players who helped deliver the franchise’s first World Series championship might soon be part of an uncomfortable conversation.
The Texas Rangers have an interesting offseason agenda ahead of them. With general managers from each Major League Baseball franchise meeting in Las Vegas from Monday through the end of this week, the Rangers have to stay focused on their tasks at hand.
Last year the Texas Rangers had to put together a bullpen on a budget. What else is new? President of baseball operations Chris Young has been doing it for a few years now.
Jake Burger’s work away from baseball has become a family-driven mission to support people with Down syndrome and their families. The Texas Rangers first baseman and his wife, Ashlyn, established the Burger Family Foundation after their daughter, Penelope, was born with the condition in October 2024.
The 2026 MLB season was driven by top performances from young players, and the crop of young talent in the minors has never been greater. These 25 prospects could emerge as top MLB players in 2027.
Texas Rangers prospect Sebastian Walcott will take center stage in the Arizona Fall League’s Fall Stars Game on Sunday. The highly regarded shortstop, who previously emerged as a potential centerpiece in blockbuster trade discussions, continues to attract attention as one of baseball’s brightest young talents.
Let’s be clear — if Ezequiel Duran is the Texas Rangers’ starting second baseman on opening day of 2027 that should be no argument from fans. The super-utility player has earned a spot at a position every day.
The Texas Rangers are hinting that they’re open to making trades during the offseason. Those trades could be significant. Earlier this week, Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young talked around the availability of three of his highest-paid stars — pitcher Jacob deGrom, pitcher Nathan Eovaldi and shortstop Corey Seager.
The New York Yankees should pursue Corey Seager with an offer that gives the Texas Rangers two affordable major league contributors and substantial financial flexibility.
The Texas Rangers weren't as busy at the trade deadline as they were hoping for in August. In fact, Texas only made two trades of note. In one deal, Texas sent a minor league infielder few had ever heard of — Angel Arredondo, to the Los Angeles Angels for relief pitcher Chase Silseth and catcher Logan O’Hoppe.
Last year the Texas Rangers landed one of the stars of Korean prep baseball, Seong-Jun Kim, a two-way player that could be another Shohei Ohtani type of player.
Good morning, LSB. The Rangers appear interested in a Japanese high school star pitcher, though there are a couple obstacles to work past before anything goes official.
Evan Carter is going to be out for a while. The Texas Rangers recently announced he had hip labrum surgery. His status for opening day isn’t clear. The Rangers were already assessing their options at center field, where Carter was a Gold Glove finalist for the first time but batted under .200 for the season.
The Texas Rangers are hoping for the best when it comes to labor negotiations, which means planning for spring training to start on time. On Thursday, the Rangers released the game times for their 2027 spring training games and announced the addition of two exhibition games at Globe Life Field at the end of spring training.
ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers will search for trade partners for Corey Seager and Jacob deGrom this offseason, and possibly Nathan Eovaldi, according to Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News.
Texas Rangers jack of all trades Ezequiel Duran is a finalist for the Silver Slugger Award for utility players, it was announced today. Duran is up against the Tigers’ Kevin McGonigle and Sam Antonacci of the White Sox.
The Texas Rangers have missed the postseason every season since winning the World Series and may have to shed some payroll in order to get back to fielding a competitive team.
Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young met this week with members of the media, including Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News, to talk about various topics related to the club.
The Rangers are making some organizational adjustments after falling just short of a playoff spot this season. Assistant hitting coach Alex Cintrón will not return to the position, president of baseball operations Chris Young told reporters on Monday (h/t Shawn McFarland of the Dallas Morning News).
The Texas Rangers are facing another major offseason shakeup after a season that fell well short of expectations. Just three years after lifting their first World Series trophy, the team has missed the playoffs for the third straight year.
Rangers center fielder Evan Carter underwent labrum surgery on his right hip last week, president of baseball operations Chris Young told reporters on Monday (link via Kennedi Landry of MLB.com).
Texas Rangers center fielder Evan Carter underwent arthroscopic right hip surgery last week to repair a labral tear and address hip impingement, and is unlikely to be ready for the March 24, 2027, season opener.
Kyle Higashioka is set to enter free agency after the Texas Rangers declined the mutual option on his contract, opting instead to pay him a $1 million buyout rather than exercise the $7 million salary for 2027.
The Texas Rangers have had quite a decade. A bunch of losses, one playoff appearance, and one World Series win. Since winning the World Series in 2023, the Rangers have yet to pass 81 wins.