By Richard Justice Rangers general manager Jon Daniels can probably acquire any of the top hitters on the trade market if opposing teams are interested in dealing. After all, he just landed the best starting pitcher available and still has plenty of depth. …read more
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By T.R. Sullivan Rangers general manager Jon Daniels and various assistants buried themselves in their offices Friday afternoon, working on a deal to acquire pitcher Matt Garza from the Cubs. …read more
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By Cash Kruth Rangers left-hander Matt Harrison is out until after the All-Star break with a herniated disc, general manager Jon Daniels said Friday. Harrison is scheduled to have back surgery Tuesday.
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By Mike Bauman Rangers general manager Jon Daniels, who recently assumed the role of team president previously held by CEO Nolan Ryan, doesn’t think the restructuring of the Texas front office will have any impact on the players’ focus leading up to Opening Day. …read more
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By Tim MacMahon As Nolan Ryan remains silent regarding his potential departure from the Texas Rangers, newly-promoted president of baseball operations Jon Daniels said he hopes the Hall of Famer and CEO remains with the organization. …read more
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By AJ Cassavell General manager Jon Daniels earned the title “president of baseball operations” in addition to his role as general manager after the Rangers announced his promotion Friday, following two days of owners meetings. …read more
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By T.R. Sullivan The Rangers feel good about some of their young players, and when they convene in Arizona next week for Spring Training, they are going to give those top young prospects every chance to make the team. General manager Jon Daniels said that includes the possibility of infielders Jurickson Profar and Mike Olt playing the outfield if that is what’s best for the team.
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By T.R. Sullivan The Rangers’ offseason is coming to a close, and there are no more big purchases planned. General manager Jon Daniels said he likes the team as is and only sees some potential minor acquisitions before Spring Training.
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By T.R. Sullivan The Rangers may yet bring another outfielder into the fold, but David Murphy is ready to be the everyday left fielder if general manager Jon Daniels stands pat.
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