The first pitch of the World Baseball Classic is on March 4th. The Texas Rangers will have eight players represent their organization at the tournament.
The Texas Rangers haven't shown much hesitation this offseason when it comes to shaking up their roster. Between unexpected trades and free agent signings, the ballclub is looking to place itself in a better position ahead of its 2026 race to the postseason.
The Rangers are finalizing a deal with right-hander Ryan Brasier, reports Chris Cotillo of MassLive.com. It’d be a homecoming for the ALIGND Sports client, who was born in Wichita Falls, Texas and attended college in Weatherford, just 40 miles west of Arlington.
With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025.
The Texas Rangers emerged from the offseason shadows when they pulled off a massive trade with the Washington Nationals. In exchange for five prospects, Texas received left-handed starting pitcher MacKenzie Gore.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Texas Rangers have made waves this offseason with a few of their transactions. Between welcoming aboard top names like Brandon Nimmo and MacKenzie Gore, the Rangers have found themselves making headlines throughout the past couple of months.
This offseason hasn't been one where the Texas Rangers have made some big moves and spent a lot of money. That should not be a surprise. President of baseball operations, Chris Young, did add through a pair of trades, though.
The Texas Rangers quietly added pitching depth Thursday in a move that blended routine roster management with a moment of baseball internet history. The club agreed to a minor league contract with right-handed submariner Josh Hejka, bringing a distinctive arm to camp as the Rangers continue shaping their bullpen ahead of the 2026 season.
The World Baseball Classic will announce the official rosters for the World Baseball Classic later this week. But four Texas Rangers are set to play. The Dallas Morning News (subscription required) reported that pitcher Robert Garcia committed to play for Mexico, along with outfielder Alejandro Osuna.
Heading into the 2026 season under a new coaching regime, the message is clear for the Texas Rangers: The offense has to be much better for this team to reach its goals.
The Texas Rangers pitchers and catchers will hold their first official workout next Tuesday in Arizona to kick off spring training. As far as the starting rotation looks, president of baseball operations Chris Young likely has it set for the first workout.
America's favorite pastime has more memorable performances than any sport. As such, figuring out which pitchers had the best seasons ever is no easy task.
The Texas Rangers have invited 21 non-roster players to Major League spring training in Surprise, Ariz., later this month. Some are veterans who have been signed to minor league deals.
The Texas Rangers aren’t getting away unscathed when it comes to the World Baseball Classic. The Dallas Morning News (subscription required) reported on Tuesday that outfielder Alejandro Osuna has committed to play for Mexico in the World Baseball Classic next month.
The Texas Rangers have surely made a big swing this offseason in competing in the American League as a whole, but more specifically in the AL West division.
Going into the new season, the Texas Rangers have a starting rotation to be fearful of. Led by Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi, the Rangers added Mackenzie Gore as the third option to the three-headed monster.
Baseball is nearly upon us as spring training rapidly approaches, while pitchers and catchers will be reporting soon. Fans will be treated to high-level baseball before the season begins.
Going into the offseason, a lot of the discussion surrounding the Texas Rangers was about their struggling offense and just how first-year manager Skip Schumaker and president of baseball operations Chris Young were going to address it.
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Newly acquired starting pitcher MacKenzie Gore had his introductory press conference for the Texas Rangers on Thursday afternoon, and these are the main takeaways from Gore and the Rangers’ remarks.
The Texas Rangers shook up the MLB world when they traded for MacKenzie Gore last week. They ended up trading five prospects for the young lefty, headlined by their 2025 first-round pick Gavin Fien. By surrendering five prospects for Gore, the Rangers made one thing clear: they’re done waiting.
As a massive winter storm becomes a problem across the state of Texas, the Texas Rangers are trying to bring some heat to their starting rotation. The acquisition of Mackenzie Gore in a five-for-one trade brings an All-Star Southpaw to what was the best pitching staff in the Major Leagues last season.
Nathan Eovaldi is feeling optimistic about his body as the 2026 Spring Training draws near. The Texas Rangers right-hander was having a strong 2025 MLB campaign, but his campaign ended in August due to a rotator cuff strain.
The Rangers have signed left-hander Austin Gomber to a minor league deal, according to Aram Leighton of Just Baseball. Gomber’s deal includes an invite to MLB Spring Training next month.