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Rangers Predicted To Make $22 Million Move for Surprisingly Dominant Reliever

Looking back at the 2026 season for the Texas Rangers, it is clear that the bullpen is going to need some attention during the offseason. In fact, it should be one of the team’s biggest priorities.

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'Trending In All The Wrong Ways': Insider Pours Cold Water On Rangers' Corey Seager

ARLINGTON, Texas — On Monday’s episode of “The Show,” New York Post columnist Joel Sherman pushed back on co-host Jon Heyman’s idea that the New York Yankees trade for Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager, saying New York would be buying “the last five injury-prone years” of Seager’s contract.

Texas Rangers News / Athlon Sports / November 10

In 2000, the Texas Rangers signed Alex Rodriguez to a record $252 million contract; three years later, Texas agreed to keep paying $67 million of what was left to trade him to the Yankees

Alex Rodriguez’s move from the Texas Rangers to the New York Yankees in 2004 became one of baseball’s most notable financial transactions. The blockbuster deal involved more than a change of teams, as Texas agreed to absorb a significant portion of the remaining money on the record contract it had originally given the superstar shortstop.

Texas Rangers News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 10

Rangers Need to Decide What Kind of Franchise They Want to Be

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.

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The 'AL & NL Rookies of the Year' quiz

How many of these past ROY winners since the 2000 MLB season can you name in six minutes?

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Texas Rangers News / Lone Star Ball / November 10

Tuesday Morning Texas Rangers Update

Good morning. With the GM meetings underway, Kennedi Landry writes about the work cut out for Chris Young and gang this winter with plenty of areas to address in free agency.

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The offseason needs for every MLB team

Another MLB season is in the books. The pending lockout is hanging over the heads of players and ownership, but there could be a mad rush of moves prior to December.

Texas Rangers News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 9

Rangers Could Trade Their Biggest Stars as Payroll Plans Take Shape

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.

Texas Rangers News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 9

Texas Rangers Predicted To Make Massive $66 Million Bet on Elite Reliever

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.

Chris Young News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 8

Why Rangers Strategy May Fit Offseason’s Potential Trading Trend

The Texas Rangers have set their plan for 2027. Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young says the team will maintain a flat payroll from 2026, which was around $190 million.

Texas Rangers News / Dallas Sports Journal / November 8

'Ready To Earn A Spot': Texas Rangers Set 2027 Spring Times, Bonus Arlington Games

ARLINGTON, Texas — Spring training will end at Globe Life Field next March for the Texas Rangers, who announced Thursday that they will host the Chicago White Sox for two exhibition games in Arlington after camp breaks in Arizona.

Joc Pederson News / Dallas Sports Journal / November 8

'About As Well As Anyone': Ex-Rangers Slugger Joc Pederson Named Free Agent Gem

ARLINGTON, Texas — Joc Pederson was one of five players named Saturday in a CBS Sports list of free agents who missed the outlet’s top 50 rankings but could still help a team next season.

Jake Burger News / Athlon Sports / November 8

Jake Burger's Down syndrome foundation for Penelope won a $25,000 grant this fall after a $10,000 prize in May and has raised $150,000 through merch sales

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.

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25 MLB prospects who will make an impact in 2027

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.

Sebastian Walcott News / MLB on ClutchPoints / November 8

Rangers’ Sebastian Walcott named player to watch in MLB Fall Stars Game

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.

Ezequiel Duran News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 7

How Texas Rangers Could Find a Valuable Second Base Option on a Budget

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.

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Texas Rangers News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 7

This Minor Trade that Could Pay Major Dividends for the Texas Rangers

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.

Corey Seager News / MLB on ClutchPoints / November 7

Yankees’ perfect trade offer for Rangers’ 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.

Texas Rangers News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 7

The Move from the 2026 Trade Deadline the Texas Rangers Might Regret

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.

Texas Rangers News / Texas Rangers on SI / November 6

Rangers Pursuit of Japanese Prep Star Complicated by Suitors, Calendar

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.

Texas Rangers News / EssentiallySports / November 5

Rangers Explore Trades for Corey Seager, Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi, but No-Trade Clauses Could Block Their Plans

The Texas Rangers could enter this offseason facing decisions involving some of their biggest names. Since winning the 2023 World Series, Texas has missed October for 3 consecutive seasons.

Texas Rangers News / MLB Trade Rumors / November 3

Rangers President: 2027 Payroll To Be Similar To 2026

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.

Texas Rangers News / MLB Trade Rumors / November 3

Rangers Make Coaching, Front Office Changes

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).