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Young says Rangers need more athleticism and youth

Following an 80-82 season, Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young spoke to the media regarding the club's performance and future needs. Young highlighted a lack of grit and toughness, which he believes contributed to the team's struggles on the road.

In 2025, the squad secured 59.3% of their victories at home compared to 40.7% away, while the 2026 campaign saw a 55.6% to 43.2% home-to-away split.

Furthermore, Young noted that the organization must inject more youth and athleticism into the roster while improving both defensively and on the basepaths. He pointed out these specific deficiencies as areas requiring change moving forward.

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