4 Texas Rangers managerial replacements to consider for 2023

ARLINGTON, TEXAS – AUGUST 31: Michael Young, former Texas Rangers player, was honored at a ceremony in which is number was retired before a game against the Seattle Mariners at Globe Life Park in Arlington on August 31, 2019 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images)

2. Michael Young

Michael Young works in the Texas Rangers front office, could he transition to a managerial role?

Always a great leader on the field and setting the tone during his playing days, Michael Young could be a strong candidate to become the next manager of the Texas Rangers.

Young is popular with the fans and the organization clearly likes having him around, seeing as he now occupies a front office role with the Rangers. That also would seem to indicate that Young still wants to have a presence in the game of baseball.

However, Young has also made it abundantly clear in the past that managing doesn’t interest him in the slightest, citing family time as a reason to remain in his current role instead of getting back to the everyday grind that comes with being a manager.

Still, these are different circumstances, and with a team on the rise, perhaps this is the right time for Young to reconsider the prospect of becoming an MLB manager, and specifically of the Texas Rangers.

2. Michael Young

Michael Young works in the Texas Rangers front office, could he transition to a managerial role?

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