Earlier this week, the New York Yankees pitcher Luis Gil was crowned the 2024 American League Rookie of the Year. This accolade comes after an impressive season, where Gil posted a 15-7 win-loss record with a 3.50 ERA, undeniably catching the eyes of voters. But while Gil’s achievements are noteworthy, there’s chatter among fans and media, especially down in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, suggesting that Texas Rangers outfielder Wyatt Langford might have been shortchanged in the voting process.

The team is intent on fielding a competitive team while maintaining a low budget. Extending Masyn Winn is imperative to that plan.

Former SF Giants outfield prospect is on the move after debuting with the Texas Rangers in 2024. He is set to join the Hiroshima Toyo Carp of the Nippon Profess

A lot went wrong for the Chicago Cubs in what turned out to be an incredibly disappointing 2024 campaign. They got virtually no production from the catcher posi

The future of Alex Bregman with the Houston Astros remains uncertain, casting a shadow over the team’s offseason strategies. If Bregman’s journey with the Astros concludes before the 2025 season, General Manager Dana Brown faces a pivotal decision-making moment. While whispers within the MLB have linked the Astros to Willy Adames, there are potentially more strategic options on the table, some of which could be more cost-effective than a $150 million investment.

As the baseball world gears up for the flurry of trades and shakes this winter, it might be easy to overlook those players who will be returning to their rosters. Yet, the Texas Rangers have a returning member who promises to be a fascinating case study in potential resurgence. Catcher Jonah Heim, after a roller coaster of a season, stands on the brink of a significant turnaround for 2025.

The St. Louis Cardinals are gearing up for a fresh approach as they head into the 2025 season.