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Sep 21, 2022; Arlington, Texas, USA; Texas Rangers left fielder Josh Smith (47) drives in a run against the Los Angeles Angels during the second inning at Globe Life Field. Mandatory Credit: Jerome Miron-USA TODAY Sports /

Texas Rangers’ Most Disappointing Player- Josh Smith

Josh Smith was disappointing in his big league debut season, recording a mere .556 OPS in 213 at-bats. It’s clear he wasn’t as ready for the Majors as we thought he would be. A contact hitter through and through, Smith just didn’t give us enough to be excited about heading into 2023.

Despite this, though, Smith is still an exciting player and his versatility will always give him a shot. But we’re going to need a lot more from this Joey Gallo trade piece next season.

Texas Rangers’ Worst Player- Brad Miller

Need we say more? Miller was signed to a two-year contract in February and was awful for the Texas Rangers, providing negative value when healthy, but mostly spending the year on the Injured List. Eat up the second year to clear a roster spot for a better player. Chalk this one up as a mistake.

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