ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Free agent catcher Kyle Higashioka and the Texas Rangers agreed Monday night on a $13.5 million, two-year contract that includes a mutual option for the 2027 season.

On Monday, the Texas Rangers signed Kyle Higashioka to a two-year $13.5 million contract, with a mutual option for a third season. On Tuesday, at his introductory press conference, Higashioka said ...

More on that in a moment. On Monday evening, they signed catcher Kyle Higashioka, a defensive and game-prep whiz, to a two-year deal to share playing time with Jonah Heim, perhaps tutor him a bit ...

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Coming into the offseason, the Texas Rangers had several holes they needed to fill. The hard part was that the front office ...

The Rangers added one of the top catchers available on the free-agent market, announcing Monday that they agreed to a two-year contract with Kyle Higashioka. The deal is worth $12.5 million over the ...

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