There have been a lot of additional eyes on Riders Field this week with five-time All-Star and two-time World Series MVP Corey Seager in town as part of his rehab assignment. The 32-year-old manned shortstop and logged three at-bats before departing early, all boxes checked for his upcoming return to

Even opposing home broadcasters know that when Sebastian Walcott strolls into the batter’s box, you gotta be careful. Those are the exact words San Antonio’s Brian Yancelson used seconds before the Rangers’ top prospect sizzled an RBI double to right field in the fifth inning, one of his four hits

ARLINGTON -- The Rangers have agreed to terms with their first three picks from the 2026 MLB Draft: Left-hander Gio Rojas, shortstop Connor Comeau and left-hander Brody Bumila. Rangers director of amateur scouting Kip Fagg said the club has also agreed to terms with all of its top 10 picks

Seeing Sebastian Walcott back in game action in the Rookie-level Arizona Complex League over the All-Star break was a welcome development for the Rangers and their fans. MLB's No. 10 prospect underwent internal brace surgery on his right elbow in February and there was some question about what it meant

ARLINGTON -- The Rangers couldn’t have predicted a better Draft. The good fortune started early in the first round, when top prep pitcher Gio Rojas fell to Texas at No. 16 after being mocked in the top 10 for weeks. It continued throughout the afternoon, when the Rangers picked another

ARLINGTON -- The last couple of weeks have been a blur for Brody Bumila.

ARLINGTON -- Gio Rojas, MLB Pipeline’s No. 8 Draft prospect, is considered both the best high school pitcher and the best left-handed pitcher in this year’s class. MLB Pipeline ranked Rojas the second-best pitching prospect in the Draft, behind only UC Santa Barbara’s Jackson Flora.

ARLINGTON -- Looking at the Rangers’ roster midway through the season, it’s littered with recent top Draft picks. Take Jack Leiter and Kumar Rocker, the former Vanderbilt teammates who went in the first round in 2021-22. Or Josh Jung and Justin Foscue, the infielders who went in the first round

CLEVELAND -- Cameron Cauley was awoken at 6 a.m. on Sunday to the sound of the phone ringing in his Tacoma, Wash., hotel room. Not his cell phone. The actual hotel room phone.

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ARLINGTON -- Sometimes a change of scenery is necessary just to stop yourself from getting caught in the monotony of every day. That’s how Rangers No. 1 prospect Sebastian Walcott ended up in Arlington this week.

Considering what Caden Scarborough has already been through this year, dealing with High-A hitters is a piece of cake.

Long heralded for his flame-throwing stuff, Emiliano Teodo is back to dominating in one of the best stretches of his career. The Rangers’ No. 17 prospect tossed another scoreless inning in Triple-A Round Rock’s 7-3 loss to Oklahoma City on Sunday at Bricktown Ballpark. Teodo has now gone nine straight

Baseball history is beginning to become an annual tradition for the Hickory Crawdads. A quartet of Single-A Hickory arms combined to toss the affiliate’s third no-hitter in two seasons on Saturday night. AJ Russell, Geury Rodriguez, J.D. McReynolds and Jormy Nivar pieced together the milestone in a 5-0 Crawdads win

Caden Scarborough did not allow a run over 13 innings of work in his first stint at High-A Hub City in 2025. His path back to the level came with an offseason scare when the Rangers' No. 2 prospect had surgery to remove a malignant melanoma in his neck in

The type of hot streak Malcolm Moore finds himself on is rare and it's certainly opening a lot of eyes. Texas' No. 18 prospect homered for he fourth consecutive game and collected three extra-base hits to power High-A Hub City to a 7-0 win over Rome on Tuesday night at

Sometimes all it takes to find a rhythm on the mound is a little change of routine. Or for AJ Russell, maybe even different scenery that comes with a new level. The Rangers’ No. 3 prospect twirled three perfect frames and struck out four for High-A Hub City during its

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With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Rangers' Top 30 Prospects are projected to start:

1. Sebastian Walcott (MLB No. 6), SS -- Frisco (Double-A) -- IL (internal brace surgery)
2. Caden Scarborough (MLB No. 99), RHP -- Extended spring training
3. AJ Russell, RHP --

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Seong-Jun Kim has dealt with a lot of culture shock over the past 10 months. The Korean two-way player, ranked as the Rangers’ No. 15 prospect, was signed last May out of Gwangju Jeil High School in South Korea. He played briefly in the Rookie-level Dominican Summer

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- The Rangers’ farm system has taken some hits over the last year due to a number of trades to improve the big league club. But that doesn’t mean Texas doesn’t still have a ton of talent throughout the Minors.

SURPRISE, Ariz. -- Few archetypes captivate fans more than two-way stars. Shohei Ohtani is the most talented and magnetic player in the game. Babe Ruth is perhaps the most famous and best player of all time. Bullet Joe Rogan set the standard in the Negro Leagues.