The Good, Bad and the Ugly of the Rangers offseason so far
Christmas has come and gone, and before you know it, pitchers and catchers will be reporting to Spring Training. This offseason has been quiet for a lot of teams, including the Texas Rangers. Going into the offseason, it was already well known that the Rangers were not going to be big spenders, so the lack of activity should not come as a surprise. As Spring training comes closer to its start date, it may be possible to find team friendly one-year bargains. I think a lot of owners are reluctant
Evan Carter trade rumors are proof that MLB teams see a bright future in the Rangers' little savior
Baseball's winter meetings have come and gone. Most of the headlines involving the Texas Rangers during the week were about trading Corey Seager. For what it's worth, I believe Chris Young when he says that they are not interested in trading Seager. When Seager is healthy, he is as good as anyone in baseball at any position. Health is the key. So is the Rangers being in the playoff hunt. If the Rangers are out of the playoff hunt come trade deadline time this upcoming season, Chris Young should
