The Texas Rangers headed into the offseason after missing the playoffs for the second straight year since winning their first World Series in franchise history, and fans are ready to get back to competing.
The Texas Rangers bid goodbye to four of their players from the 2025 roster during the non-tender process, including three World Series heroes in Adolis Garcia, Jonah Heim and Josh Sborz.
The non-tender deadline has come and gone. With teams making cuts, there are some new additions to the free agent market. While most teams, including the Nationals decided to tender contracts to many of the players seen as non-tender candidates, there are a few interesting new additions to the free agent pool.
Now that the Colorado Rockies have hit rock bottom, or what they hope was rock bottom, things should only improve from here. Under the new leadership of president of baseball operations Paul DePodesta, moves are being made with the Rockies' 2026 campaign in mind.
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.
For the first time since 2020, Jonah Heim won’t be part of the equation at catcher for the Texas Rangers. After non-tendering him on Friday, the 30-year-old Heim hit free agency with a resume that includes a World Series ring, an American League Gold Glove and an All-Star berth.
The Texas Rangers are aiming to get younger and less expensive next season. Their non-tender moves on Friday reflected that desire. The Rangers non-tendered four arbitration-eligible players — outfielder Adolis García, catcher Jonah Heim, pitcher Josh Sborz and pitcher Jacob Webb.
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The Texas Rangers parted ways with 2023 World Series hero Adolis Garcia and catcher Jonah Heim on Friday to kickstart a revamping of the franchise. The Rangers non-tendered both players before Friday's deadline as part of the plan to reduce payroll.
Friday’s non-tender deadline has seen a new group of players become free agents. Listed below are some of the higher-profile players who were let go by their clubs along with their arbitration estimates from MLB Trade Rumors.
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.
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.
Jonah Heim would likely cost the Texas Rangers a projected $6 million in arbitration. That’s relatively cheap for a fifth-year veteran catcher. But Heim’s offensive numbers have declined each of the last two years since he put together a career year in helping the Rangers win the 2023 World Series.
Good morning. Evan Grant writes that in an unsuccessful season, one of the successes was that people could actually watch the team for the first time in years.
Jonah Heim hit a tiebreaking homer and Michael Helman added a two-run blast to help the Texas Rangers notch a 5-2 victory over the Athletics on Friday night at West Sacramento, Calif.
Texas Rangers catcher Jonah Heim exited Wednesday's game against the host New York Yankees in the second inning due to a compressed nerve in his right hand and was sent for further evaluation.
Jonah Heim slugged two homers and right-hander Jack Leiter picked up his first major league victory as the Texas Rangers recorded a 4-1 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Friday night in Arlington, Texas.
Last season was a rough one for the Texas Rangers. It was also a dreadful year for Rangers catcher Jonah Heim. The thing is, it wasn’t supposed to be that way for either party.
The Texas Rangers announced ahead of Game Two against the Seattle Mariners that veteran catcher Jonah Heim would be placed on the paternity list. Jonah Heim and his wife Kenzie shared the exciting news on May 15th that they were expecting their third child, whom they have fittingly named Champ.