The DLLS Rangers Podcast is your go-to source for everything Texas Rangers. Hosted by John Rhadigan, Jeff Wilson, and Abby Jones, this show delivers expert analysis, insider updates, and in-depth coverage of the 2023 World Series champion Texas Rangers. From spring training and regular season matchups to trade rumors, top prospects, and offseason moves, the team follows every pitch and every player. Whether you're tracking the farm system or celebrating big-league wins, this is the podcast for true Rangers fans.
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The DLLS Rangers Podcast is your go-to source for everything Texas Rangers. Hosted by John Rhadigan, Jeff Wilson, and Abby Jones, this show delivers expert analysis, insider updates, and in-depth coverage of the 2023 World Series champion Texas Rangers. From spring training and regular season matchups to trade rumors, top prospects, and offseason moves, the team follows every pitch and every player. Whether you're tracking the farm system or celebrating big-league wins, this is the podcast for true Rangers fans.
The Texas Rangers have eight players eligible for arbitration and two big names are expected to be non-tendered. The other six create major decisions for the front office. Will they be tendered, traded, or kept as part of the 2026 roster? We break down every arbitration case and the possible outcomes. We also look at how the national TV landscape is shifting for Major League Baseball and what it means for the Rangers going forward.
It is decision day for the Texas Rangers with the Rule 5 Draft approaching. The front office must choose which players to protect on the 40-man roster, and several prospects could draw interest from other MLB teams. Can the Rangers protect everyone they want to keep? The non-tender deadline is also closing in, creating even more tough choices. We break down the roster decisions, the free agent priorities, and what comes next for the offseason.
National MLB pundits continue to link the Texas Rangers to top tier free agents like Edwin Diaz, but the reality is much different. Payroll cuts will limit the Rangers this offseason and major signings are unlikely. If Diaz is not an option, which realistic closers could Texas target instead? Plus, Jake Burger had a big Sunday, and Friday could be another major moment for him.
But the Texas Rangers believe there is another level he can reach in 2026. With new pitching coach Jordan Tiegs guiding him and longtime friend and former teammate Travis Jankowski joining the staff, deGrom enters next season with a familiar support system.
The GM Meetings are wrapping up, and the Texas Rangers are leaving Las Vegas with clarity about their offseason priorities. The coaching staff is nearly complete, and the front office knows what needs to be done. The challenge now is to manage an uncertain budget with confidence. Are the Rangers going back to the future with their approach to roster building?
The Texas Rangers might seem quiet at the GM Meetings, but behind the scenes, big changes are in motion. From a shifting front-office philosophy to key roster targets and potential trades, the Rangers are taking a calculated approach to reshape their roster. We break down what’s happening now, what’s coming next, and how this could set the tone for the entire offseason.
The Texas Rangers offseason is officially underway as the GM meetings begin in Las Vegas. The front office faces a tough challenge: improve the roster without overspending. Do the Rangers have enough budget to add a catcher, bullpen help, a closer, and maybe even another starter? What about adding more offense? Let’s break down what Chris Young and the Rangers can realistically do this winter.
The Texas Rangers have a lot to do this off season. They need a coaching staff, they need better offense, they need a starting pitcher and they need to rebuild the bullpen. The off season started with naming a new manager so let the rest of the off season moves begin.
With the stated goal of stated goal of staying under the CBT, the Texas Rangers don’t have a ton of money to spend in free agency. An yet they have so many needs. What’s a team to do? The Rangers will be shopping for bargains this off season but a fan can dream.
The 2025 Texas Rangers will have a new look in the dugout. With big coaching staff changes and the spring training schedule now out, what will this team look like on the field next season? Mike Bacsik joins to break down what these moves mean for the Rangers and what fans should watch for this spring.
The MLB offseason is heating up, and the Texas Rangers haven’t made any moves yet. But that could change fast. The Rangers have several key free agents still unsigned and clear needs on offense, in the bullpen, and in the rotation. As the Winter Meetings approach, will they make a splash or stay patient?
The Texas Rangers are heading into an offseason full of uncertainty. Coaching changes are just the start. With 12 free agents and several possible trade candidates, this roster could look completely different in 2026. Can the Rangers keep their dominant pitching staff intact? And what must change offensively to stay in contention?
The Texas Rangers continue to shake up their coaching staff. Tony Beasley, the team’s longest tenured assistant, is moving on after years of leadership and loyalty. Brett Boone, who served as hitting coach for just one season, will not return either. What do these changes mean for the Rangers as free agency and trade season begin?
Mike Maddux turned the Rangers pitching staff into one of the best in baseball. Two years after helping Texas win the World Series, he is leaving for the Los Angeles Angels. Why did he make the move, and what does it mean for the Rangers future?
An MLB season is a marathon of planning, execution, and yes, luck. Sometimes everything aligns and players stay healthy, everyone gets hot, and the ball lands where it should. Last year, the Texas Rangers didn’t get that break.
Hall of Fame pitcher Fergie Jenkins joins the show to talk about the World Series, the Texas Rangers, and his Canadian roots. Jenkins still holds the Rangers’ record for most wins in a season, and he shares thoughts on international baseball, this year’s World Series, and how you can step on the field with him to play the game he loves.
The World Series always delivers drama. The Texas Rangers have lived both the joy and heartbreak of it. This time, they were just watching as the Dodgers and Blue Jays made history in one of the greatest games ever played.
The Texas Rangers haven’t made much offseason noise yet, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t exploring every option to get back to the World Series. Could a Marcus Semien trade actually happen, and what would that look like for the roster and the team’s future? We break down the possibilities and the impact of such a move.
The DLLS Rangers Podcast is your go-to source for everything Texas Rangers. Hosted by John Rhadigan, Jeff Wilson, and Abby Jones, this show delivers expert analysis, insider updates, and in-depth coverage of the 2023 World Series champion Texas Rangers. From spring training and regular season matchups to trade rumors, top prospects, and offseason moves, the team follows every pitch and every player. Whether you're tracking the farm system or celebrating big-league wins, this is the podcast for true Rangers fans.
