The Texas Rangers went from posting the American League's worst record to winning the AL West in the span of one season thanks in large part to a surprising offensive surge.
Yet the team announced, per the Associated Press, that it had mutually parted ways with hitting coach Dave Magadan on Friday, a day of coaching moves that also included the resignation of bullpen coach Andy Hawkins.
The team also announced that third base coach Tony Beasley, bench coach Steve Buechele, assistant hitting coach Bobby Jones, pitching coach Mike Maddux, first base coach Hector Ortiz and field coordinator Jayce Tingler will all return.