Joc Pederson to sign with Rangers: Designated hitter headed to Texas after standout season, per report
The Texas Rangers have agreed to terms with slugging designated hitter Joc Pederson on a two-year pact worth $37 million, reports ESPN. The deal contains an opt out after the first season. The lefty-swinging Pederson,
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