The Texas Rangers announced multiple promotions in their front office and hired former Boston Red Sox pitching coach Dave Bush as the director of pitching strategy. The complete list of moves, according to a club release: Jim Cochrane was promoted to Chief Revenue Officer Dan Hessling was promoted to Senior Vice President, Ticket Sales Jeff Miller promoted to Senior Vice President, Human Resources Dave Bush was hired as Director, Pitching Strategy Napoleon Pichardo was promoted to Vice President, Performance Mike Parnell was promoted to Senior Director, Pro Scouting Logan Frandsen was promoted to Director of Strength & Conditioning Wade Lamont was promoted to Assistant Major League Strength & Conditioning Coach Bush will be involved “in all aspects of the organization’s pitching operation with an emphasis on the Major League club,” according to a release. Bush served as the Red Sox pitching coach from 2020-23. Before that, he served as the Red Sox’s pitching development analyst from 2016-18 and minor league pitching coordinator in 2019. Bush

pitched in 211 games, including 187 starts during a nine-year MLB career. He had stints with the Blue Jays and Brewers and pitched in 17 games with the Rangers in 2011. Bush played for Rangers pitching coach Mike Maddux at Milwaukee (2006-08) and Texas. Cochrane has been with the organization for 26 years. He’s responsible for the club’s business revenue areas for partnerships, ticket and premium sales and service, analytics, and broadcasting. He has overseen sponsorship sales and services since 2014. The Bedford native played a major role in the negotiation of the ballpark naming rights agreement and the extension with Globe Life and Accident Insurance Company. Pichardo will have day-to-day oversight of the Major League team’s sports medicine in this newly expanded position. Pichardo, who is in his 20th season with the club, will oversee performance throughout the entire player development system.