The good news: Over the last two-thirds of the season, he slashed .272/.326/.493/.819, which is probably closer numbers to expect from him going forward than the overall season OPS of .733. Semien did finish the season with 26 homers and a career-high 25 stolen bases. He also scored 100 runs for the third time in the last four seasons and wound up as a Gold Glove finalist at second base. Because of the long-term contracts for Semein and shortstop Corey Seager, the Rangers are bubbling over with middle infield depth. Rangers’ position seriesC/DH: Jonah Heim/Mitch Garver1B: Nathaniel Lowe2B: Marcus SemienMore coming soon...Find more Rangers coverage from The Dallas Morning News here.

Source: Los Angeles Times November 23, 2022 22:11 UTC