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MLB insider Jim Bowden sees the Texas Rangers as the best and only fit for Joc Pederson, but a reunion would be a mistake.

MLB insider Jim Bowden projects the Texas Rangers as the primary landing spot for veteran designated hitter Joc Pederson, predicting a two-year, $30 million deal in free agency. Pederson rebounded in 2026 with 26 home runs and an .817 OPS, but holds an $18.5 million mutual option that may prompt tough financial decisions for team president Chris Young.
Writer Jeff Speicher argues that re-signing Pederson would be a strategic mistake for Texas, despite Bowden's projection. Speicher believes the Rangers should vacate the full-time DH spot to rotate stars like Corey Seager and Wyatt Langford for rest, while maximizing Ezequiel Duran's defensive versatility.
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