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Lone Star Ball · Jun 16, 2020

Texas Rangers having employees return to office

Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty ImagesThe Texas Rangers are on the cutting edge among MLB teams in one area, per a report from R.J. Anderson of CBS Sports — having their employees physically return to the office.

Anderson reports that the Rangers have informed employees that they will need to stop working remotely and are to begin coming into the office. A team spokesman confirmed the plan to Anderson.

Anderson says that the Rangers are the first MLB team known to have employees resume physically coming into the office, three months after the COVID-19/Coronavirus pandemic triggered lockdowns and employees to start working from home.

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