The Texas Rangers are attempting to trade two former All-Stars who both played key roles on their 2023 World Series team. The Rangers are trying to move catcher Jonah Heim and outfielder Adolis Garcia, according to Jeff Passan of ESPN.
After missing the playoffs for the second year in a row, the Texas Rangers have some work to do this offseason. They're still behind the Seattle Mariners and Houston Astros in the AL West, so they need to improve this winter if they want to compete for a postseason spot next year.
The Texas Rangers hope to return to the postseason in 2026, after a disappointing 2025 season. Texas is undergoing quite a bit of change, and the Rangers hope to keep the changes coming this offseason.
Good morning. Jeff Passan has a big ol’ offseason preview covering everything from free agency to the potential trade market. Notably, he writes that the Texas Rangers are trying to trade Jonah Heim and Adolis Garcia ahead of Friday’s tender deadline.
Among the countless Hall of Famers who never experienced the joy of winning a World Series, there are several notable legends who stand out. Here's our list of the 25 greatest.
The Texas Rangers had a disappointing 2025 season, missing out on the playoffs for the second straight year after winning the World Series in 2023. It was especially frustrating because Texas had the best pitching staff in baseball, and that could have been a big edge in the postseason.
On Monday morning, the MLB announced the new ballot for the Baseball Hall of Fame Class of 2026. Per Bob Nightengale, 12 new players join the ballot with the 15 holdovers.
One question this offseason for the Texas Rangers is whether they trade or keep Adolis García. If they keep him, then first-year manager Skip Schumaker could use him as his DH.
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.
Going into the offseason with an eye toward the 2026 season, the Texas Rangers are in a position where they face some decisions this winter that are going to be hard.
Good morning. Evan Grant writes about the mystery of the offensive outage at Globe Life Field where the Texas Rangers have struggled to score runs in recent seasons.
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.
Having played for the Texas Rangers for two seasons, many of the players that Travis Jankowski played with in 2023-24 are still with the team. Now a first base coach on new manager Skip Schumaker’s staff, it makes sense that in addition to coaching first base the veteran outfielder will probably work with the Rangers’ outfielders on defense, too.
The Texas Rangers are in an interesting position when it comes to both this upcoming offseason and the 2026 season. Following a year in which they missed the postseason, they need to continue to build their roster and improve upon what was a somewhat disappointing 2025.
Talent development is not linear in Major League Baseball. The Texas Rangers know that all too well. That’s what makes the upcoming Rule 5 draft deadline so important for the future of a club that wants to get younger and less expensive in the coming years.
The Texas Rangers may be looking to shake up their outfield in 2026. Evan Carter dealt with injuries once again, and Adolis Garcia regressed further last year.
For Travis Jankowski, the text message was a bit out of blue. But, then again, he and Skip Schumaker go way back. The former Texas Rangers outfielder played with Schumaker, now the Rangers’ manager, when the pair were in San Diego in 2016.
Once the Texas Rangers announced that esteemed third base coach Tony Beasley would be leaving the franchise, the Rangers' community experienced a wide array of emotions.
After taking over for Bruce Bochy, new Texas Rangers manager Skip Schumaker went to work on putting together his staff. He spent most of October talking to players, current coaches and potential future coaches.
Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young made it clear during the recent Major League Baseball General Manager meetings in Las Vegas that the unexpected could be expected in the Lone Star State.
The Texas Rangers have a special talent waiting in the wings in Sebastian Walcott. The 19-year-old has had a meteoric rise through the minor leagues. He reached High-A at age 17 and reached Double-A in 2024.
There have already been some big offseason changes for the Texas Rangers this offseason. Bruce Bochy and the organization agreed to mutually part ways following the 2025 season.
Texas Rangers right-handed pitcher Jacob deGrom has had one of the best starting pitcher careers in MLB history. In 12 years in the majors, deGrom has a 96-65 record in 248 starts with a 2.57 ERA and a 5.37 strikeout-to-walk ratio, which is an all-time major-league record.
The Rangers announced a few coaching staff hirings Wednesday afternoon. Most notably, they’ve named Travis Jankowski their first base coach. That suggests the 34-year-old is retiring after a playing career that spanned parts of 11 big league campaigns.
The Texas Rangers appear poised to cut payroll this offseason and are facing questions about potential trades involving their biggest stars. But industry sources suggest key veterans such as shortstop Corey Seager and right-handers Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi are unlikely to be moved.
For the first time in his MLB career, Merrill Kelly will be testing the free-agent market this offseason. The dependable, middle-of-the-rotation veteran is sure to draw the attention of many teams.