Texas Rangers release outfielder Jarred Kelenic from organization
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 1:57 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
The Texas Rangers announced the release of outfielder Jarred Kelenic from their organization on July 26. Kelenic, a six-year MLB veteran, was released from the Triple-A Round Rock following a brief stint with the Rangers, where he appeared in just seven games this season. Previously, he played two seasons with the Atlanta Braves. Kelenic is now eligible to sign with any MLB team after his release.
- •Kelenic played only seven games for the Rangers this season.
- •He was batting.374 at Triple-A Round Rock before his release.
- •Kelenic has had a turbulent career across four MLB teams.
- •He previously spent two seasons with the Atlanta Braves.
- 1:57 AMYahoo Sports — Texas Rangers Release 6-Year MLB Player, Former Braves Player From Organization
"Despite a 6-4 loss to the Seattle Mariners on Sunday afternoon, the Texas Rangers are enjoying being at the top of the AL West standings with a 53-52 record. They have a 1.5-game lead over the Mariners (as of Sunday) and will finish the four-game series on Monday with an afternoon matinee. During the Mariners […] The post Texas Rangers Release 6-Year MLB Player, Former Braves Player From Organization appeared first on HEAVY.
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