Good morning.
Zach Crizer writes that after everyone assumed the Texas Rangers would be mediocre in 2026, the Texas Rangers were mediocre in 2026.
Jeff Wilson writes that, following the franchise performing an autopsy on the 2026 squad, the Rangers want to get more athletic moving forward.
Kennedi Landry writes that, in a press conference to discuss the problems with the roster, Chris Young vowed to address the issues with the roster he built.
Shawn McFarland writes that Young wants to transition to a team
where its best players stay healthier and more reliable.
Evan Grant writes that we haven’t seen the final vision for the Young and Skip Schumaker brand of baseball, as the Rangers hope to become a gritty team full of determination.
As expected given every video footage shot of a Rangers player over the final weekend was of them limping, Landry notes that a bunch of players are lining up for offseason surgery.
McFarland notes that Corey Seager, Josh Jung, and Danny Jansen are among those with the option to go under the knife.
And, after a season mostly lost due to a spring injury, Sebastian Walcott has been added tothe Arizona Fall League roster after all.
Have a nice day!
