During the MLB general manager meetings, Texas Rangers president Chris Young indicated that the team is open to roster changes after finishing 81-81 and missing the postseason for the second consecutive year. Key priorities include strengthening the bullpen, which struggled last season, and evaluating the starting pitching while considering potential changes, such as outfielder Adolis Garcia, to enhance competitiveness against rivals Houston and Seattle.
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Rangers President Chris Young Discusses Roster Changes and Team Priorities
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