Rangers Part Ways With Assistant Coach In Massive Front Office Shakeup After 2026 Heartbreak

The Texas Rangers are facing another major offseason shakeup after a season that fell well short of expectations. Just three years after lifting their first World Series trophy, the team has missed the playoffs for the third straight year. An 80-82 finish in 2026 has raised serious questions, and the Rangers are now making big moves to get their championship hopes back on track. With high expectations still surrounding the club, Rangers president of baseball operations Chris Young has announced several changes ahead of the 2027 season. Assistant hitting coach Alex Cintrón will no longer work in his full-time role.
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