Rangers consider signing two-time All-Star Walker Buehler to boost pitching staff

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The Texas Rangers, after winning the World Series in 2023, struggled last season with a 78-84 record. Key pitchers Max Scherzer and Nathan Eovaldi are expected to leave, leaving the rotation uncertain with Jacob deGrom and younger, less proven players. To strengthen their pitching staff, the Rangers are considering signing Walker Buehler, a two-time All-Star. Buehler has faced injuries, including Tommy John surgery, and had a tough season last year with a 5.38 ERA. Buehler's projected market value is around $3.9 million for a one-year deal. This signing could benefit both Buehler, looking to prove himself, and the Rangers, needing an experienced starter.


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