The Rangers rebuilt their bullpen for about $15 million and still found solid results: a 3.62 ERA (5th in MLB), a .306 OBP against, and a .681 OPS allowed (6th). They limited inherited runners to 28% (top 10) but lacked a true closer, posting 37 losses and 29 blown saves with a low save percentage. Armstrong led the group, supported by Milner, Garcia, Webb, Martin, Jackson, Latz, Winn, Boushley and Maton. With free agents coming, they face retooling for 2026, while Winn’s cutter and two prospects, Marc Church and Emiliano Teodo, offer upside if health and control improve.