The Texas Rangers have re-signed infielder Alan Trejo to a minor league contract, marking his second stint with the organization this season. The move was officially recorded on May 27, 2025, and Trejo has since been assigned to the Rangers’ Triple-A affiliate, the Round Rock Express.
Trejo, known for his defensive versatility, initially joined the Rangers during the offseason and appeared in 19 games for Round Rock, posting a .211 batting average with 13 RBIs. In late April, he was traded to the Colorado Rockies for cash considerations, where he played 13 games at the major league level, hitting .175 before being designated for assignment on May 16. appeared in parts of five seasons, all with Colorado. Throughout his major league career, he has maintained a .224 batting average, contributing nine home runs and 48 RBIs.
Trejo’s return to the Rangers provides the organization with experienced infield depth, particularly valuable given the team’s recent roster adjustments. His ability to cover multiple infield positions makes him a flexible option for potential call-ups, depending on the team’s needs.
As the season progresses, Trejo will aim to leverage his experience and versatility to make a case for a return to the major leagues. His performance with Round Rock will be closely monitored by the Rangers’ management as they navigate the challenges of the season.
