O'Hoppe returns to Rangers after 18 games at Round Rock
The catcher hit .292/.386/.556 in Triple-A following his July 29 trade to Texas and an immediate Minor League assignment.
Updated August 24, 2026

Logan O'Hoppe joined the Rangers on Sunday after an 18-game stint at Triple-A Round Rock. Texas acquired O'Hoppe and reliever Chase Silseth on July 29, then optioned the catcher immediately.
I got that spark back in me, like waking up in the morning and really excited to get to the field again. Today feels like my debut. I’m enjoying the game again.
O'Hoppe entered the assignment after batting .209/.271/.295 with four home runs in 75 games. Defensively, he ranked last among catchers with −11 catcher framing runs, second-worst with −10 framing runs, and sat in the 25th percentile with a 1.97-second pop time.
Manager Skip Schumaker said O'Hoppe used the assignment for a physical and mental reset. The catcher returns as the Rangers look for a right-handed bat in the lineup.