The latest on the once and future World Series champion Texas Rangers Good morning. The DMN has a transcript of Chris Young chatting on 105.3 The Fan where he discussed the Texas Rangers trying to turn things around.
The Texas Rangers are not exactly contenders yet at this point in the 2025 MLB season. However, their destiny as buyers or sellers is firmly in their control as the next two months play out.
The latest on the once and future World Series champion Texas Rangers Good morning. The DMN has a transcript of Chris Young answers to 105.3 The Fan questions during an appearance to discuss recent decisions for the Texas Rangers.
The Texas Rangers made a big change to their coaching staff on Sunday. The Rangers have fired Donnie Ecker, who had been serving as the team’s offensive coordinator.
The Texas Rangers have struggled mightily at the plate this season as the ongoing offensive slump continues to cost the team games. After Thursday’s shutout loss to the Athletics, manager Bruce Bochy blasted the Rangers’ lineup.
The Texas Rangers reached the highest of highs when they won the World Series in 2023. But, outside of that championship, success has been far and few between for the franchise for most of the last decade.
The season is young. The Texas Rangers had played just eight games going into Saturday’s contest with the Tampa Bay Rays. But there is already one clear trend emerging — the pitching is pretty good.
The first two series of the Texas Rangers‘ 2025 regular season are in the books. The club won both and currently sits at 5-2. In true baseball fashion, it was a bit of a mixed bag of games.
Less than a year-and-a-half after starring in the World Series, one Texas Rangers player is headed to Triple-A. Rangers president Chris Young revealed on Tuesday that outfielder Evan Carter has not made the Opening Day roster.
When the Texas Rangers selected Wyatt Langford in 2023, they had their reasons. In the midst of what turned out to be a World Series championship season, the organization knew there was a chance it wouldn’t be selecting early in the 2024 MLB draft.
The Texas Rangers made major waves on Tuesday when they announced the signing of veteran starting pitcher Patrick Corbin to what the New York Post's Jon Heyman reported is a one-year deal with just over $1 million in guaranteed salary with incentives.
At the beginning of last week, the Texas Rangers‘ starting rotation was healthy and considered by many to be a strong suit of the ball club heading into 2025.
The Texas Rangers got a dose of some tough news on Thursday morning after things did not look great on Wednesday afternoon. As first reported by Kennedi Landry of MLB.com, Rangers left-handed pitcher Cody Bradford is going to begin the season on the injured list according to manager Bruce Bochy.
After the moves that were made by Texas Rangers executive vice president and general manager Chris Young this offseason, the team has arguably the deepest lineup in baseball heading into the 2025 campaign.
The Texas Rangers knew they were taking a massive risk when they signed starting pitcher Jacob deGrom away from the New York Mets in free agency ahead of the 2023 season.
According to Texas Rangers front office leader Chris Young, top pitching prospect Alejandro Rosario is likely going to undergo Tommy John surgery and miss the entire season.
Last weekend, reports surfaced that the Rangers had some “internal discussions” about moving Jon Gray from the rotation to the closer’s role, in a creative way to address both their need for a closer and an on-paper surplus of starting pitchers.
The 2024 season could not have gone any worse for a Texas Rangers team that was defending its World Series crown. Struck by the injury bug over and over again, the Rangers fell flat last season, finishing out of the playoffs entirely with a disappointing 78-84 record.
Texas Rangers third baseman Josh Jung‘s road to staying healthy took another bump. Jeff Wilson of AllDLLs.com reports that the highly touted Jung underwent additional wrist surgery, marking another setback in his quest for a healthy and consistent 2025 season.
Former Seattle Mariners pitcher Chris Young has earned a contract extension as the general manager of the Texas Rangers. The news came out on Friday for Young, who had been operating without a contract moving forward.
The Texas Rangers announced on Friday that the team has signed general manager Chris Young to a multi-year contract extension. Young, who joined the Rangers front office in 2020, was also promoted to president of baseball operations.
The Texas Rangers promoted Chris Young to president of baseball operations and signed him to a multi-year contract extension on Friday. Young, 45, joined the team as executive vice president and general manager in December 2020 and took ownership of the team's baseball operations group in August 2022.
It has been more than a year since major league hitters have seen right-hander Jacob deGrom take the mound. The 38-year-old pitcher has not played in an MLB game since April 28, 2023, as he recovers from Tommy John surgery. But, the time has come for the return of the two-time Cy Young award winner.
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