SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- Sebastian Walcott arrived in the Arizona Fall League a year ago, ready to lay the groundwork for a special season. The Rangers shortstop had conquered Double-A at age 19, earning Texas League Prospect of the Year accolades. Using the Fall League to create a better bat path

Hitting isn’t supposed to be easy, but Rafe Perich sure made it look that way this season. The Rangers’ No. 19 prospect, who has earned the nickname “Rake” as both a play on his first name and a nod to his hitting prowess, littered his name atop the systems leaderboards

The Frisco RoughRiders saw their season come to an end on Friday, but Sebastian Walcott was in peak form. The Rangers’ top prospect collected two hits and two stolen bases in a losing effort as Amarillo escaped with an 8-7 win to secure the Texas League South Division title. In

In the Double-A regular-season finale, Sebastian Walcott returned to his roots. MLB's No. 9 prospect played shortstop for the first time this year in Frisco's 10-8 win over Wichita at Equity Bank Park. Walcott underwent a successful internal brace surgery on his right elbow in February, avoiding the full Tommy

The offseason prior to the 2023 campaign was a pivotal one for the Rangers. They signed right-handed pitchers Jacob deGrom and Nathan Eovaldi in free agency to spearhead their big league rotation, a gambit that ultimately paid off when the club won its first World Series in franchise history. Just

ARLINGTON -- Caden Scarborough -- the Rangers’ No. 2 prospect, per MLB Pipeline -- has a right elbow strain and will be shut down for the next four to six weeks, general manager Ross Fenstermaker said on Friday.

Sebastian Walcott is a different level of locked in right now. MLB's No. 9 prospect extended his home run streak with his fourth roundtripper in as many games in Double-A Frisco’s 12-9 win over Amarillo on Wednesday night at Riders Field.

On Friday night, it didn’t take long for Sebastian Walcott to make his presence known. Currently ranked No. 9 on the Top 100 Prospects list, the 20-year-old crushed a leadoff homer for Double-A Frisco as he continues to make the most of his limited at-bats in 2026. The Rangers’ top

There might be a new two-way star from Asia on the way. South Korean native Seong-Jun Kim (Rangers No. 8) tossed a pair of scoreless frames with four strikeouts in his Single-A Hickory debut Wednesday night.

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The Texas Rangers are enjoying an early return on investment that they made on a pair of prospects that joined the organization within the past two years. Malcom Moore was selected No. 30 overall in the 2024 Draft and ran into some hard luck when a foul tip broke a

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.