The Texas Rangers will frantically be searching for offense this offseason after two straight years of declining power and run scoring.
Not many additions have paid off for Texas over the past couple of seasons, dating back to Joc Pederson and Jake Burger. When they really started to see some boost in offensive production last year began when the Rangers added Rowdy Tellez to the big league roster in May.
In 50 games with the Rangers, Tellez hit .259 with a .772 OPS, six home runs, 22 RBIs five doubles and 30 hits while splitting his time at first base and designated hitter.