The Texas Rangers went into the offseason as a team that needed to make some offensive upgrades following a second straight disappointing season, where they once again missed the playoffs.
David Davalillo was eligible for the Rule 5 draft for the first time this offseason. The Texas Rangers had a choice to make. Because Davalillo, a prospect from Venezuela, signed after his 19th birthday, he was Rule 5 eligible after his fourth professional season.
The Texas Rangers have been building quite a bit this offseason, and much of that has come in the form of smaller signings to this point. One of the units
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Jacob Webb and the Chicago Cubs have agreed to terms on a one year deal with a 2027 option, per reports. Webb is guaranteed $1.5 million with $500K in potential incentives bonuses, it is being reported.
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.
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.
Let’s get the easy part out of the way — yes, Major League teams have checked in with the Texas Rangers about outfielder Evan Carter. Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young said that during a call with media earlier this month.
Good morning. Happy Festivus! Kennedi Landry writes that the Texas Rangers head into 2026 with Sebastian Walcott as their top prospect for another year, but they’re in no rush to promote him.
The White Sox are signing outfielder Dustin Harris to a minor league deal, reports James Fegan of Sox Machine. The lefty hitter will be in camp as a non-roster invitee.
The Texas Rangers have plenty of work to do to put themselves back in postseason contention, especially in the American League, but the positive is that their starting pitching unit is already quite close to complete.
Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young will be the first to tell you that he thought last year’s lineup looked great on paper. The Rangers sought to address their inability to hit the fastball in 2024 and add more slugging to the lineup.
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The Texas Rangers head into 2026 with quite a few holes left to fill on the roster and a clear need to improve the offensive output when looking at their 2025 numbers.
The Texas Rangers have leaned into the free-agent and trade market to snag reliable catchers the past several years. This offseason, the Rangers already had Kyle Higashioka on the second year of a two-year deal.
Jacob Latz emerged as the Texas Rangers’ perfect swing option on the pitching staff. He could start and he could come out of the bullpen. The Rangers haven’t chosen a path for him in 2026.
Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young has made it clear he’d like to acquire at least one more starting pitcher this offseason. Texas has a solid core in its rotation with Jacob deGrom, Nathan Eovaldi and Jack Leiter.
The Rangers have agreed to terms with infielder Andrew Velazquez on a minor league deal, the club announced this week. The pact includes an invitation to MLB Spring Training.
Among the remaining things Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young wants to do this offseason is sign a free-agent right-handed bat.
As it turns out, the Texas Rangers have been interested in catcher Danny Jansen for quite some time. Earlier this week, president of baseball operations Chris Young was open about the team’s desire to land him, either as a free agent or as a trade piece.
The Texas Rangers continued shaping organizational depth this week as the club finalized a group of offseason additions ahead of spring training. Planning
Back-to-back seasons with the Texas Rangers missing the playoffs have sent the team back to the drawing board this offseason. In fact, the Rangers front office has been extremely busy.
Texas Rangers General Manager Chris Young had a strong message during his press conference on Tuesday afternoon. “There is not one person in this organization
A report from late November suggested that the New York Mets' collapse during the 2025 season occurred, in part, because alleged clubhouse issues impacted the club throughout the campaign.