The Texas Rangers made a few moves before the Winter Meetings, and Chris Young has given some insight as to why.

There have been a lot of ways to describe the Texas Rangers offseason to date. Let’s try on a new one: Productive. For three days, we wandered around the winter meetings like zombies watching one team after another strike big deals and wondering what the Rangers were going to do with fewer resources than recent years and with a significant number of needs.

Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young outlines the club’s three offseason priorities to strengthen roster ahead of 2026.

It was a quiet MLB Winter Meetings for Chris Young and the Texas Rangers. That wasn't surprising given the questions surrounding what they are willing to spend

Since Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young talked to the media in October, the talk has been about trimming payroll. Young said during his end-of-year press conference that the franchise was looking to get younger and less expensive.

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The Rangers put together a competent bullpen with very limited resources last season and will have to do so again for 2026.