Bruce Bochy Out as Texas Rangers Manager After Successful Tenure
The Texas Rangers and Bruce Bochy have parted ways, ending his three-year tenure as manager. Bochy's departure comes after a successful season that saw the Rangers achieve their first-ever .500 finish.
Bochy, who won 249 games with the Rangers, will not return for the 2024 season. His departure follows the Rangers' decision to move on from second-year manager Bob Melvin in San Francisco. Bochy's impressive resume includes four World Series titles, with one coming during his time in Texas. His 2,252 career wins place him sixth all-time in baseball history.
As Bochy moves on, the Rangers are looking to the future. Skip Schumaker, a former Miami Marlins manager, has emerged as a favorite to replace Bochy. The Rangers have not confirmed any offers, but Bochy has been offered a front office role in an advisory capacity.
Bruce Bochy's departure from the Texas Rangers marks the end of an era. His impact on the franchise is undeniable, leading them to their first .500 season and a World Series title. As the Rangers look ahead, Skip Schumaker is a strong candidate to take the helm, bringing his own managerial experience to the table.
