Late Tuesday evening, the Texas Rangers acquired infielder Jake Burger in a trade with the Miami Marlins, according to reports. The Rangers gave up three prospects, infielders Echerdy Vargas and Max Acosta and pitcher Brayan Mendoza, to acquire Burger. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic was first on the news. The Rangers are acquiring Jake Burger without giving up a top 15 … [Read more...] about Rangers Make Surprise Late Tuesday Trade with Marlins
Rangers Add More Bullpen Depth with Reliever’s One-Year Deal
Since Winter Meetings started at the beginning of the week, the Texas Rangers have been one of the most aggressive teams in MLB. On Tuesday, they re-signed veteran starter Nathan Eovaldi and traded for power-hitting infielder Jake Burger. On Wednesday afternoon, the Rangers continued to strengthen their roster by signing veteran relief pitcher Jacob Webb to a one-year … [Read more...] about Rangers Add More Bullpen Depth with Reliever’s One-Year Deal
Texas Rangers Ink Nathan Eovaldi to Multi-Year Contract
Right-hander Nathan Eovaldi and the Texas Rangers have agreed to a 3-year, $75 million deal, per Robert Murray. Eovaldi drew interest from multiple teams around the league as a solid yet affordable pitcher. He ends up returning to Texas. Texas Rangers Ink Nathan Eovaldi to Multi-Year Contract BREAKING: Free-agent pitcher Nathan Eovaldi and the Texas Rangers are in agreement … [Read more...] about Texas Rangers Ink Nathan Eovaldi to Multi-Year Contract
Rangers Infielder’s Injury History Shows Cause for Concern
When the Texas Rangers decided to draft third baseman Josh Jung with the eighth pick in the 2018 MLB Draft, fans were thrilled to have him in the organization. Jung was one of the most sought-after position players in the draft after a phenomenal collegiate career. He finished his time at Texas Tech with an astounding .343/.474/.636 line and smashed 15 homers through the final … [Read more...] about Rangers Infielder’s Injury History Shows Cause for Concern
Free Agent Backstop Inks Two-Year Deal with Rangers
One of the offseason’s top free-agent catchers is off the board. Veteran backstop Kyle Higashioka has signed a two-year contract with the Texas Rangers, with a mutual option for the 2027 season. According to Evan Grant of the Dallas Morning News, Higashioka will make $13.5 million in 2025 and 2026 and would make another $7 million in the third year. The 34-year-old catcher is … [Read more...] about Free Agent Backstop Inks Two-Year Deal with Rangers