Last month’s Marcus Semien-for-Brandon Nimmo swap created a hole at second base in Arlington, but the Texas Rangers don’t plan on going outside the organization to find help at the position.
The Texas Rangers have already made one trade so far this offseason. They sent Marcus Semien to the New York Mets for outfielder Brandon Nimmo. Texas is hoping that adding Nimmo can help a lineup that includes some players who need a bounce-back 2026 season.
Marcus Semien's departure leaves the Texas Rangers searching for answers at second base. The organization appears ready to promote from within rather than shop the free agent or trade markets.
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Good morning, LSB. Brandon Nimmo was officially introduced as a Texas Ranger on Thursday and will wear No. 24. Jeff Wilson writes that the Rangers have already had a busy offseason even before it’s time to start signing new players.
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.
Marcus Semien is gone. Adolis Garcia is unlikely to return. Josh Sborz? Well, he may be a Texas Rangers reliever again. During an event to welcome Brandon Nimmo to the clubhouse, Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young spoke to reporters about other priorities this offseason and said the franchise wants to bring Sborz back in 2026.
The Texas Rangers have 34 players on their 40-man roster and that means they have space to add in free agency. They’ve also set priorities. President of baseball operations Chris Young talked to reporters on Thursday, including DLLS Sports, as they welcomed Brandon Nimmo to Arlington for the first time.
The Texas Rangers are setting a clear path for the 2025-26 MLB offseason, as president of baseball operations Chris Young’s offseason plan takes center stage.
The Texas Rangers headed into the offseason after missing the playoffs for the second straight year since winning their first World Series in franchise history, and fans are ready to get back to competing.
The annual Winter Meetings are set to take place in Orlando, Florida, in the coming days. Free agents and big trades have slowly trickled in during the early stages of the offseason, but fans can expect the news to start heating up very soon.
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The Texas Rangers decided to non-tender catcher Jonah Heim. But it doesn’t seem like they’ll dive into the deep end of free agency to find his replacement.
The Texas Rangers could be a player in next week’s Rule 5 draft next week at the MLB winter meetings in Orlando. The Rangers have only 34 players on the 40-man roster, which gives them space to select a prospect or two in the draft.
Going into the offseason, one need that the Texas Rangers have is for depth to their starting rotation. There are some good arms at the top with Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi, but after that, questions linger about the backend of the rotation, as well as the bullpen.
This offseason, the Texas Rangers will be quite selective with their free agent and potential trade process. They swung a massive trade with the New York Mets swapping Marcus Semien for Brandon Nimmo.
The Texas Rangers aren’t done making moves, but their 2023 World Series batting order has taken a big hit. Already out the door this offseason are right fielder Adolis Garcia and catcher Jonah Heim, both of which were starters for that team and were non-tendered last month.
Recently, Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young joked that the franchise put together a bullpen for about “$10 million” last season.
The Texas Rangers have a farm system stacked with high-caliber talent at the top end of their MLB Pipeline top 30 rankings. With prospects like Sebastian Walcott, Gavin Fien, Alejandro Rosario, and Caden Scarborough, the system is one of the more underrated ones in baseball.
After the Texas Rangers were involved in a shocking blockbuster trade for Marcus Semien and Brandon Nimmo, it became clear they would not shy away from any opportunities to bolster their roster.
After not reaching the playoffs in the two seasons following their World Series win, the Texas Rangers have gotten off to a busy start to the offseason.
Free agent reliever Shawn Armstrong is coming off a career-best season with the Rangers and is hopeful of returning to Texas this offseason, per Jeff Wilson of DLLS Sports.
The Texas Rangers enter the final week of November with trade speculation building around two of their biggest stars, and the discussion intensified Wednesday after a national clip ignited league-wide reaction.
Friday was the deadline for Major League Baseball teams to tender 2026 contracts to their arbitration-eligible and pre-arbitration players. Some teams made bold moves that may come back to haunt them.