
Rangers President Young Blames Lack of 'Grit' and Age for Third Straight Losing Season
Texas Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young admitted the team needs to become younger and more athletic after finishing 80-82 for the third consecutive sub-.500 season. Young cited poor road performance and injuries to key stars as primary reasons for missing the playoffs, despite the team holding a division lead late in the season. Financial constraints and no-trade clauses on Jacob deGrom and Corey Seager limit immediate roster flexibility.













