Joc Pederson and the Texas Rangers have finalized a $37 million, two-year contract. The designated hitter-outfielder successfully completed a physical Monday.

The Texas Rangers finalized a two-year $37 million contract with Designated Hitter Joc Pederson yesterday. The signee was excited about the team’s prognosis heading into 2025.

The Mets are examining different ways to improve their lineup, and they were interested in Joc Pederson before he struck a deal with the Texas Rangers, The Post’s Jon Heyman reported Monday. Pederson,

The Texas Rangers and Joc Pederson have agreed to a two-year, $37 million contract, sources told ESPN's Buster Olney. The deal, which is pending a physical, has an opt-out after the first year, sources told Olney. The Athletic first reported Monday that the Rangers and Pederson were in agreement on a deal.

The Texas Rangers have agreed to terms with slugging designated hitter Joc Pederson on a two-year pact worth $37 million, the team announced Monday. The deal contains an opt out after the first season.

Joc Pederson is already talking a big game after signing with the Texas Rangers. At his introductory press conference, Pederson wasted no time calling out the Houston Astros. The veteran outfielder noted he has some history with the Astros,