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Andrew McCutcheon has signed a minor league deal with the Rangers.

He'll either be playing the remainder of his big league career in Arlington, Texas, or, yeah, the minor league deal this time of a year.

You're on the French.

You're on the French.

He's putting himself through it here.

Yeah.

And he's going to, it's not like anybody's making any sort of agreement with him. You know, like, hey, you're going to actually wink, wink, wink, make the team. Yeah. No, I mean. Not when you show up in March. No, not when you show up in March, not when, you know, not only do you show up in March, but there has to be a roster spot cleared for you to be added.

Like you've got to show up and for where the Rangers are in Surprise, Arizona, and do some good things, you know, show that you can still hit the ball,

show that you can, you know, potentially, you know, go out there every now and then

be able to, you know, play the outfield pretty well,

or at least, you know, good enough. And, you know, I'm happy that, you know, he's, you know,

getting a, getting an opportunity. And, yeah, it's going to be weird seeing him and a ranger's

Well, you know, this would be one of those things where if Cutch had never played for anybody else before,

yeah, there'd be a real hit, a real shock to the system.

Yeah.

But Cutch has played for San Francisco.

Make sure I don't miss one here.

Yankees, played for the Giants, the trades to the Giants, Yankees, Phillies, and Brewers.

So if he makes the Rangers,

it'll be his sixth team.

Yep.

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