The Texas Rangers have agreed to a minor league contract with center fielder Andruw Jones, who was released by the Los Angeles Dodgers last month. 

The Rangers will announce in the next few days that they have signed center fielder Andruw Jones to a minor league contract that will pay him a base salary of $500,000 if he makes the majors, the Post has learned. 

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--LHP Eddie Guardado, who pitched effectively for Texas last year before being dealt to Minnesota for minor league RHP Mark Hamburger, signed a minor league contract with the Rangers. 

The Rangers were relatively quiet during the offseason, the biggest move being a trade of C Gerald Laird to Detroit. 

The Rangers had the worst starting rotation in the majors last year, made no significant acquisitions for the staff and lost a top prospect to rotator cuff surgery before spring training ever started. 

--LHP Eddie Guardado, who pitched effectively for Texas last year before being dealt to Minnesota for minor league RHP Mark Hamburger, signed a minor league contract with the Rangers. 

The Rangers were relatively quiet during the offseason, the biggest move being a trade of C Gerald Laird to Detroit. 

The Rangers had the worst starting rotation in the majors last year, made no significant acquisitions for the staff and lost a top prospect to rotator cuff surgery before spring training ever started. 

--LHP Eddie Guardado, who pitched effectively for Texas last year before being dealt to Minnesota for minor league RHP Mark Hamburger, signed a minor league contract with the Rangers. 

The Rangers were relatively quiet during the offseason, the biggest move being a trade of C Gerald Laird to Detroit. 

The Rangers had the worst starting rotation in the majors last year, made no significant acquisitions for the staff and lost a top prospect to rotator cuff surgery before spring training ever started. 

Right-hander Jason Jennings and the Texas Rangers agreed Friday to a minor league contract that could lead to a major league deal potentially worth up to $2.