US EditionBruce Bochy out as Rangers manager after 3-year stint and the team’s only World Series title
- After three seasons leading the Texas Rangers, including the franchise’s inaugural World Series victory in 2023, Bruce Bochy will step down as the team’s manager.
- After consecutive seasons without a winning record following the championship year, the Rangers and Bochy decided to part ways, ending his contract that spanned from 2023 through 2025.
- Bochy finished with a 249-237 record and a.512 winning percentage as Rangers manager, adding to his 2,252 career managerial wins.
- Rangers President Chris Young called Bochy one of baseball's greatest managers and said he will forever hold a place in Rangers fans' hearts.
- Bochy was offered a front office advisory role to remain with the Rangers, and Skip Schumaker is the strong leading candidate to succeed him.
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Bruce Bochy Out In Texas, Proving Managers Don't Make Much Difference
The Texas Rangers and manager Bruce Bochy parted ways on Tuesday, marking an end to a three-year tenure in Arlington that exemplified the managerial experience.Bochy joined the Rangers after the 2022 season, after an extremely successful career as the head of the San Diego Padres, and a legendary tenure with the San Francisco Giants. Bochy won four division titles in San Diego, then added two more with the Giants in 2010 and 2012. He made the Wo…
The Rangers and manager Bruce Bochy agree to part ways
ARLINGTON, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) - On Monday, it was announced that the Texas Rangers manager Bruce Bochy would not be returning for the 2026 season. Bochy's stint with the Rangers lasted just three seasons, one of which included a World Series title in 2023. With the Rangers, Bochy went 249-237, and he has an overall record of 2,252-2,266, which ranks sixth among all managers. "Bruce Bochy is one of the greatest managers in baseball history, and he…
Bruce Bochy out as Rangers manager as Giants return buzz grows
Bruce Bochy's managerial career may be over or ready for a return home. The Rangers announced they and future Hall of Fame manager Bruce Bochy agreed to part ways after three seasons on Monday night.
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