The Texas Rangers continue to bolster their roster ahead of spring training by signing outfielder Sam Haggerty to a minor league contract, which includes an invitation to spring training camp. Haggerty, 30, has spent the last five seasons with the Seattle Mariners organization, where he accumulated 202 MLB appearances. His 2024 season was hindered by an Achilles injury that limited him to just eight games. Haggerty has demonstrated versatility by being capable of playing both outfield and infield positions.

In his career, Haggerty recorded a .232 batting average with a .351 slugging percentage, peaking in 2022 with 83 games played for the Mariners. The Rangers aim to benefit from Haggerty’s experience as they finalize preparations for the upcoming season.