What’s changed for the Texas Rangers since last year’s World Series win? [Video]

For the first time in the team’s history, the Texas Rangers are starting a season as World Series champions.

For Opening Day on Thursday, the Rangers will be taking on the Chicago Cubs at Globe Life Field in front of a national audience.

Some Rangers fans are still basking in the glow of last season’s championship, but for those who were focused on the other Dallas teams during the offseason, here’s a look at the changes to the team from last season:

Rookie Wyatt Langford Joins the Lineup

Despite playing less than half of a season in the minor leagues, top prospect Wyatt Langford has made waves and made the Opening Day roster for the Rangers.

He was the 4th overall pick in last year’s draft, out of the University of Florida.

After being drafted, he hit .360 across several minor league levels last season. In Spring Training, he’s hit .365 and six home runs.

Langford could DH and play some outfield.

Fans are excited for an outfield that …