A North Texas BBQ chain promised a Texas Ranger free BBQ for life if he resigned with the team. Well he just did and they may not honor this deal.

Well baseball season is officially underway in Arizona for the Texas Rangers. The pitchers and catchers officially reported yesterday and a familiar face with the Texas Rangers is allegedly rejoining the team.

Jordan Montgomery Looks to Resign with Texas Rangers

The Texas Rangers have not made an official announcement yet, but former World Series champion with the team Jordan Montgomery is looking to come back to the mound in Arlington. MLB.com is reporting a one year deal worth 1.25 million dollars. What makes Jordan coming back to the Rangers interesting is because a BBQ chain once offered him free BBQ for life.

Hurtado BBQ Promised Jordan Free BBQ

After the World Series in 2023, Jordan Montgomery became a free agent and Hurtado BBQ said if Jordan resigned with the Rangers he would get free BBQ for life. The problem, Jordan signed with the Arizona Diamondbacks that offseason. Now technically Jordan has resigned with the Rangers, should they still pay up?

Sources Claim Hurtado BBQ No Longer Honoring Deal

X page Ranger_Nation is claiming they got word from Hurtado BBQ that the free BBQ for life is not happening. Honestly, let’s give Jordan free BBQ for this year Hurtado? Just the length of his contract with the Rangers. He helped bring the first ever World Series championship to Arlington. Montgomery won’t be ready for Opening Day, but hopefully he can get some free BBQ while he’s rehabbing from his surgery.

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