Now to make a run for the west again? Signing Frazier and getting Chorinos back completes the infield.........thoughts please

Nah, they've still got the same GM so not much will change except they won't get sunburned in the new stadium. Rangers will always need pitching as long as Daniels is there. I still watch and hope though just like I do with the Cowboys and Mav's.

Signing Frazier just means they are settling instead of spending money.

I think they have the deepest starting rotation in the west if they hold to previous form. They still need a few bullpen pieces and I'm still not sure about guzman. Still could use a CF.

Still hoping they sign or trade for another 3rd baseman. That way Frazier can play 1st or 3rd. I do not have a lot of faith in Guzman.

Also we could use another outfielder and bullpen piece or two.

Yeah Guzman aint the answer at 1st. Maybe convert Santana to play that position? Looks like they will have a strong pitching staff,starters anyway. Frazier will be an upgrade at 3rd. I think Odor is on double-secret probation,to borrow an Animal House reference. They should be able to sneak in to a wild-card spot at least.

Not even close yet. Plus they still have suck-fest Daniels.

Their first draft pick was a 3rd baseman, not sure if he's ready for the bigs or not though. I thought Gallo played a good first base, better than Guzman anyway.

wish they would have signed Thames to play 1b. He only went for 4m/yr

they are still said to be in the Nicholas Castellanos talks. He could be the CF

Not sure I want a river in the new ballpark.

They drafted two 3rd baseman last year. One from Tech and one from Baylor. Neither will be ready for the bigs this year. As far as Gallo at 1st, we can’t move any more outfielders around. We don’t have enough outfielders at the moment as it is.

i hope they make the right mid year picks to replace starters that end up on the DL , happens to all teams, but Rangers got the ortho docs on speed dial

Santana is the long term projection in CF. On paper they are deep with starters however none have proven they can pitch in Texas long term (New park may impact this a bit too.) Since Nolan/Maddox left the expectation to push pitchers deep in games left with them. This in turn exposes a very shallow bullpen as you mention. Until they get a pitching coach who can change the culture and mindset that it's OK to pitch beyond 5 2/3 innings without your arm falling off they will have to rely on the HR's. I don't see anyone who is a 'hit for avg' everyday player currently.