Texas Rangers: Who starts at third base to begin the year?

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The Texas Rangers have a glaring hole at third base after moving Gold Glove winner Isiah Kiner-Falefa to shortstop. Who could fill that void for the team in 2021?

The Texas Rangers are in full rebuild mode, meaning there will be holes across the diamond for a little while.

With that being said, the Rangers will have to find someone to fill their obvious void at third base.

On a roster full of weaknesses, the hole at third base is by far the most notable one, with no clear solution at the moment.

Isiah Kiner-Falefa will get the first shot at shortstop, but is not locked in at that position just yet.

Josh Jung will be up sometime this year, but more than likely not for Opening Day.

So, who will fill that void for the Rangers until Josh Jung is ready?

Here are a few options to consider.

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