On September 20, 2019 at SunTrust Park in Atlanta, Georgia, USA, San Francisco Giants manager Bruce Bochy (15) is recognised before a game against the Atlanta Braves. Brett Davis of USA TODAY Sports is required credit.
The Texas Rangers have hired a well-known figure to succeed Chris Woodward as manager.
The Rangers formally confirmed Bruce Bochy’s appointment as their new manager on Friday. A three-year deal was agreed upon by the parties.
Bruce Bochy has been hired as manager of the Texas Rangers, agreeing to a three-year contract covering the 2023-25 seasons. pic.twitter.com/trH7Di13SB
— Texas Rangers PR (@TXRangersPR) October 21, 2022
Last week, Bochy had a meeting with Chris Young, general manager of the Rangers. Texas native Young pitched for the San Diego Padres from 2006 to 2010. In 2006, Bochy served as his manager.
Bochy, 67, was hired in 2007 to lead the San Francisco Giants. He later helped the squad win three World Series. He stopped managing in 2019.
Due to his success record and 36-17 postseason record, Bochy’s hiring ought to be welcomed by Rangers supporters. The Rangers had appeared to be the most likely suitor for a long, despite the fact that he was connected to one other position.
Bruce Bochy is hired as a new manager, according to Larry Brown Sports.
