Rangers general manager Jon Daniels said the team will talk about a contract extension with starting pitcher Yu Darvish "at the right time," but right now they just want him focusing on the 2014 season.
"At some point, we'll sit down and talk with him just like we would on everybody," Daniels said, per ESPN. "He still has four years on his deal. I don't see a rush necessarily, but we'll address it at the right time. Right now, I'm focused on getting him in camp, getting him ready to make 33 starts this year."
Darvish can opt out of the final year of his contract, if he wins the Cy Young Award in the next three seasons or finishes in the top four of the voting in two of the next three seasons. He was the runner-up to the AL Cy Young award in 2013.