Texas Rangers: Building a Christmas list for the rest of free agency

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ARLINGTON, TEXAS – JULY 01: Texas Rangers General Manager Jon Daniels talks with the media following the announcement that the game between the Texas Rangers and the Los Angeles Angels has been postponed at Globe Life Park in Arlington on July 01, 2019 in Arlington, Texas. The game was postponed following an announcement made by the Los Angeles Angels that pitcher Tyler Skaggs had died. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images) /

What Goes Into Building the Rangers List?

When crafting a Christmas list, every wise kid knows not to aim too high. You can’t walk away with everything on your list and if you set unrealistic expectations, you’ll always walk away disappointed. Instead, it takes time to put together a list that meets your needs, chases your wants and gives you realistic expectations for what you’ll have for the next year.

As fans, we have our idea of what the Rangers list should look like this offseason. First, outline the overall goal you hope your Christmas list can accomplish. For Texas, the goal of their list should be to compete for a Wild Card spot come the 2020 season. Whatever individual things the Rangers ask for should all come with the knowledge that they are a piece to reach the ultimate goal of returning to the postseason next season.

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