The Texas Rangers have retooled after missing the postseason last year. Here are six questions facing the Rangers ahead of spring training.

While most of the Rangers’ roster is set, there are five players who have a point to prove when they arrive for spring training in Surprise, Arizona.

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For the Texas Rangers to return to the top of the American League, they will need their pitching staff, specifially the starting rotation, to live up to their e

B) A good fit at DH who will also give the Rangers the ability to rotate some other players through the spot, especially when they face lefties. He, Josh Smith, Ezequiel Duran, Leody Taveras and Kyle Higashioka might give the Rangers the best depth they’ve ever had.

With pitchers and catchers set to report for spring training tomorrow, Kennedi Landry takes a stab at projecting the Opening Day roster for the Texas Rangers. Evan Grant writes about five Rangers with something to prove out in Surprise,

The Texas Rangers will broadcast eight spring training games and the vast majority of its regular-season games on the Rangers Sports Network.

Remade and rejuvenated, the Texas Rangers begin their annual desert migration next week when pitchers and catchers start workouts in Surprise, Ariz. But who really are these Rangers: World champs or funky flukes?