Ryan Brasier cut by Rangers after brief stint in Texas

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Last updated Jun 4, 2026

Ryan Brasier cut by Rangers after brief stint in Texas
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Ryan Brasier, a former Boston Red Sox reliever, has been released by the Texas Rangers after a short time with the organization. Brasier, who previously contributed to Boston's 2018 World Series championship, was hoping to re-establish his major league career. He logged a 3.97 ERA for the Rangers’ Triple-A affiliate before his release. Now 38 years old, Brasier seeks another opportunity in the majors, having previously played nine seasons in the league with a total of 320 appearances.

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  • Brasier previously played six seasons for the Red Sox.
  • He had a 1.60 ERA during the 2018 World Series run.
  • His contract with the Rangers was cut short this week.
  • Brasier logged a 3.97 ERA for Round Rock Express before being released.
  • He now enters free agency looking for another major league opportunity.
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A former fan favorite who reinvented his career with the Boston Red Sox has been released by his new AL home in a surprising move.

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