One need the Texas Rangers have this offseason is to improve their offense in 2026. First-year manager Skip Schumaker knows that improving the offense will go a long way toward the Rangers having a bounce-back 2026 season.
Texas Rangers manager Skip Schumaker believes Brandon Nimmo solves multiple problems at once. The veteran outfielder brings production that Texas lacked last season while adding leadership to a clubhouse mixing proven winners with emerging talent.
The Texas Rangers will have a new look outfield in 2026. In the early stages of the offseason, president of baseball operations Chris Young swung a trade to acquire right fielder Brandon Nimmo from the New York Mets.
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New Texas Rangers outfielder Brandon Nimmo already has connections to the organization. President of baseball operations Chris Young was a New York Mets starting pitcher when Nimmo joined the organization as a first-round draft pick.
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When Skip Schumaker was hired to replace Bruce Bochy as Texas Rangers manager, he knew that there was one area where his team needed to improve in 2026, which was their offense.
The Texas Rangers won the World Series in 2023. It seemed to prove the Rangers were headed towards greener pastures, but the following two seasons were a struggle.
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.
The Texas Rangers have been building a pretty much completely overhauled coaching staff in the last few weeks, with Skip Schumaker at the helm. While it has not yet been finalized officially, the team has put out its current iteration of the coaching roster, including all but one position being filled.
When it comes to offseason additions this winter for the Texas Rangers, it's going to come down to money and needs. First-year manager Skip Schumaker knows that fixing the lineup is a must this winter, and there are going to be a number of options the front office can choose from.
The Texas Rangers have been busy making groundbreaking moves this offseason. One move after another keeps coming from the franchise. Between the promotion of Skip Schumaker, and numerous front office departures, the Rangers have a lot of tasks on their hands.
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This has been an offseason of change for the Texas Rangers. Coming off missing the playoffs for two straight years following the franchise's first-ever World Series championship in 2023, it was announced that future Hall of Fame manager Bruce Bochy would not be back next season with Skip Schumaker taking over for him.
If there was one coach the Texas Rangers should have done everything in their power to keep following the managerial change earlier in the offseason, that would have been pitching coach Mike Maddux.
It only seemed like a matter of time until Skip Schumaker was named manager of the Texas Rangers. The rumors were already circulating when he joined the front office before the season started, and they only got louder when Bruce Bochy and the Rangers announced that they were mutually parting ways after the season ended.
This is one of the more remarkable hiring cycles in recent memory, featuring seven job openings, only one of which has been filled, with Skip Schumaker taking over in Texas after spending this season as a special advisor with the Rangers.
The Texas Rangers waited less than five days to name Skip Schumaker as the organization’s 21st full-time manager. Schumaker will be taking over for future Hall of Fame manager Bruce Bochy.
The Rangers have officially named Skip Schumaker their new manager. The 2023 National League Manager of the Year signed a four-year contract to become the 21st full-time skipper in franchise history.
Former Miami Marlins manager Skip Schumaker has the inside track on the Texas Rangers managerial job, president of baseball operations Chris Young told reporters Friday.
The former Manager of the Year helped turn the Marlins around in 2023.
The Rangers announced earlier in the week that Bruce Bochy would not return as manager in 2026 after his three-year contract drew to a close at the end of the current season.
Skip Schumaker has landed a somewhat surprising new job.
The Marlins are gutting their coaching staff, as Craig Mish of SportsGrid and the Miami Herald reports that the entire staff has been informed it will not return for the 2025 season.
The Miami Marlins and manager Skip Schumaker mutually agreed to part ways after two seasons, the team announced Sunday. The Marlins finished the season 62-100 one year after Schumaker guided the Marlins to an 84-78 record and a playoff appearance as a wild card.
An emotional season for Marlins manager Skip Schumaker has officially come to an end, and so has his tenure in Miami.
Kudos to Schumaker for his sportsmanship and respect for the game.
With the Miami Marlins finally ending their nine-game losing streak to begin the season on Sunday, reigning National League Manager of the Year Skip Schumaker could be nearing the end of his time leading the club next season or possibly sooner.
The Marlins are off to a 0-9 start.
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