A pretty decent week for the Rangers

The Texas Rangers may have multiple options to close out games moving forward.

The Texas Rangers paid almost nothing in baseball terms for three relievers who have proven to be some of the best arms they have to offer.

The Texas Rangers are trying to sort through the 26 players they'll need on opening day. Here are three that will make it and three that won't.

The Texas Rangers signed another veteran reliever recently and there are good reasons why they acquired Jacob Junis.

Right-hander Jakob Junis finalized a $4 million, one-year contract with the Rangers on Tuesday that includes a mutual option for 2027, and Texas signed 2023 World Series reliever Josh Sborz to a minor league contract. Junis was 4-1 with with a 2.97 ERA in a career-high 57 appearances with Cleveland last season, when he allowed only five home runs over 66 2/3 innings. In his nine-year big league career, the 33-year-old Junis is 46-46 with two saves and a 4.36 ERA with 768 strikeouts in 249 games, including 116 starts, with Kansas City (2017-21), San Francisco (2022-23), Milwaukee (2024), Cincinnati (2024), and Cleveland (2025).

The Texas Rangers said they'd be prioritizing pitching depth, and they made a signing over the weekend which confirmed that.

On Sunday afternoon, the Rangers came to terms with RHP Jakob Junis to help further their 2026 bullpen rebuild.

This is a solid budget signing.