SURPRISE, Ariz. — Middle reliever Hunter Strickland has agreed to a minor league contract with Texas and will report to the Rangers’ big league spring training camp.
The Rangers announced Strickland’s deal on Wednesday, adding a veteran right-hander to the mix for a bullpen spot.
The 36-year-old has pitched for eight teams during his 10-year big league career, most recently with the Los Angeles Angels last year. He went 3-2 with a 3.31 ERA in a team-leading 72 appearances.
Strickland won a World Series with San Francisco in 2014 and was part of Washington’s 2019 World Series run. He has a career record of 25-23 record with a 3.40 ERA and 29 saves in 480 games.
![WVU Sweeps KU, UGA Mashing, Roch Talk, and Beavs Reach 40 [D1 Daily] • D1Baseball](https://i1.wp.com/cdn.d1baseball.com/uploads/2026/05/11132101/D1D-0511-WEB.png?ssl=1 "WVU Sweeps KU, UGA Mashing, Roch Talk, and Beavs Reach 40 [D1 Daily] • D1Baseball")
