SURPRISE, Ariz. -- The Rangers’ roster got a bit of a makeover for 2026, subtracting players like Marcus Semien, Adolis García and Jonah Heim and adding players like Brandon Nimmo, Danny Jansen and MacKenzie Gore. On top of that, they’ve got a new manager in Skip Schumaker, along with new

The Rangers are finalizing a Minor League deal with veteran free-agent reliever Ryan Brasier, sources told MLB.com's Mark Feinsand on Friday. The team hasn't confirmed the deal.

After a long and busy offseason, in a matter of days, all 30 clubs will have their full Spring Training squads on hand and the official push to Opening Day will begin. With all that in mind, it's a good time to take stock of where everyone stands. To warm

The offseason isn’t quite over yet, but most of the top free agents are off the board, and many of the most notable trade candidates have been moved. So, with Spring Training camps opening in the coming days, this is a good time to take stock of the most impactful

With pitchers and catchers set to report to Spring Training in the coming days and full-squad workouts beginning shortly thereafter, the beginning of the baseball season continues to get that much closer. Spring Training provides the opportunity for players to potentially earn spots on the Opening Day roster. Additionally top

Twenty years ago, the first World Baseball Classic in history began, forever reshaping the global game. Plenty of superstars and future Hall of Famers took the field that year, with Ken Griffey Jr., Ichiro Suzuki, Andruw Jones and Carlos Beltrán (the latter two being elected to the Hall of Fame

This page will be updated throughout the offseason with all the latest Rangers injury news and transactions.

The Tigers made an unexpected splash on Wednesday, agreeing with left-hander Framber Valdez on a three-year, $115 million contract. The move is significant for a club with lofty expectations on the heels of a crushing postseason exit last October. On paper, pairing Valdez with Tarik Skubal gives the Tigers one

Here are the players in every Major League organization that have been included on the rosters for the 2026 World Baseball Classic.

Frosty weather may be gripping much of the nation, but Spring Training is right around the corner. Players start officially reporting to camps next week and the exhibition schedule kicks off with seven games on Feb. 20. To further whet your appetite, we're going to highlight an interesting prospect from

ARLINGTON -- The Rangers’ rotation improved when they acquired MacKenzie Gore on Jan. 22. There's no question about that. But how does the addition of Gore affect the remaining pitchers who hope to compete for spots on the Opening Day roster? The 26-year-old left-hander will join a rotation, headed by

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ARLINGTON -- At just 26 years old, and four years into his big league career, MacKenzie Gore was traded for the second time two weeks ago, when the Rangers acquired the left-handed starting pitcher from the Nationals in return for a package of top prospects. Gore, who was introduced at

Before every season, we like to peruse the various player projections for stat lines that stand out. Let's take a look at some of the most interesting ones for 2026, using the Steamer projections hosted at FanGraphs -- one of the chief baseball projection systems. Obviously, players like Aaron Judge

Rangers top prospect Sebastian Walcott, who is MLB Pipeline's No. 7 overall prospect, will be at Spring Training in Surprise, Ariz., after earning a big league camp invite. In addition, the club signed left-handed pitcher Austin Gomber to a Minor League contract with an invite to spring camp. The Rangers

ARLINGTON -- Skip Schumaker wants Josh Jung to be feared. The Rangers' new manager knows that Jung has the capability of being an All-Star once again. He’s done it once before, during his rookie season in 2023. But after two straight years of injuries and regression, he needs to find

A Top 100 list is never enough. Every year after we release a Top 100 prospect ranking -- as MLB Pipeline did last Friday -- we always get the simple two-word question from the public: who’s next? Let’s get you started on who could crack future editions of the Top

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The Rangers made a major trade last week when they acquired left-hander and 2025 All-Star MacKenzie Gore from the Nationals in a deal that sent five prospects to Washington, D.C. This was a fascinating landing spot for one of the most coveted trade candidates this offseason and a move that

When you peruse the 2026 Top 100 Right Now list, which was unveiled fully on Thursday, you probably notice that there are a bunch of players who took huge leaps up from their 2025 rank. There is an even greater number of players -- 37 to be exact -- who

ARLINGTON -- It’s Sebastian Walcott’s world, and we’re all just living in it. At least it is in the Rangers’ farm system right now. In MLB Pipeline’s newly updated Top 100 Prospects list, the Rangers' shortstop prospect landed at No. 7 overall, keeping him in the top 10 for the

The MLB Pipeline Top 100 prospects list is out for another season, and the 2026 edition – released Friday night – is topped by shortstops Konnor Griffin (Pirates), Kevin McGonigle (Tigers) and Jesús Made (Brewers). Twenty-nine of the 30 Major League farm systems have at least one representative on the

ARLINGTON -- On Monday afternoon, at a Rangers Winter Warm-up stop, Cody Bradford, unprompted, repeated a company line often echoed by Texas' president of baseball operations Chris Young: “You can never have too much starting pitching.” Young heard the call.