Earlier this week injured Texas Rangers designated hitter Joc Pederson left to join Double-A Frisco in Omaha for a rehab assignment.

Pederson’s struggles in 2025 with the Rangers have continued in his first two games since returning from a fractured hand.

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Pederson’s fit with the Rangers is a good one, as the team now has a consistent designated hitter they can rely on. Last season, Rangers DHs had a slash line of .204/.263/.322 with a .585 OPS.