The Texas Rangers are grappling with an alarming offensive slump that has their stats at rock-bottom levels across the league. With Chris Young, the team's president of baseball operations, voicing his frustration, the focus is on correcting their poor swing decisions and chase rates. The Rangers are last in the majors for runs per game and OBP, with notable players like Adolis García and Leody Taveras showing troubling trends in their plate discipline.

Young has initiated mandatory batting practices to refocus the team's efforts, stressing the need for patient hitting and situational awareness. While the team has talent, the pressure is mounting as they contemplate potential roster changes if performance does not improve. Evan Carter's strong showing at Triple-A adds another layer of urgency for the Rangers to turn their season around.