ARLINGTON -- The Rangers dealt six pitching prospects -- five of whom were in their Top 30 -- at this year’s Trade Deadline, nearly depleting what had been an area of strength on the farm.

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The elite separates from the pack during the dog days of summer, or in Minor League Baseball parlance, when the top prospects come out to play. There was plenty of that across the country as top Mets pitching prospect Jonah Tong’s once-in-a-decade run continued on the hill while some of

The All-Star Futures Game is in the rearview and the final months of the 2025 Minors campaign are upon us, which means top prospects were back in business at full throttle Saturday. Spencer Jones (Yankees) continued his Triple-A tear with four more hits and another homer, while switch-pitching sensation Jurrangelo

The Rangers selected 12 pitchers in the 2025 MLB Draft. Four of them have had recent Tommy John surgeries. The Rangers selected Tennessee right-hander, AJ Russell, in the second round on Day 1, before giving way to back-to-back college pitchers with recent Tommy John surgeries in Rounds 4 and 5.

The Rangers haven’t selected a high school player in the first round of the MLB Draft since 2018. That changed on Sunday night, when Texas selected Gavin Fien, a shortstop out of Great Oak (Calif.) high school, with the No. 12 overall pick in the 2025 MLB Draft. Fien was

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As summer officially gets underway, some of baseball's most talented prospects have been bringing the heat. C.J. Kayfus lit things up at Triple-A with a grand slam and four hits, Travis Sykora continued his remarkable pitching at Triple-A and teenager Sebastian Walcott put on a show during the Pipeline Showcase.

FRISCO, Texas -- Double-A RoughRiders manager Carlos Cardoza has some interesting decisions on his hands each week. He has Sebastian Walcott (TEX No. 1/MLB No. 9), a 19-year-old with plus-plus raw power who plays primarily shortstop but has sprinkled in a start or two per week at third base in

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A day that began with a tremendous pitching performance from a Top 100 prospect ventured into the offensive side of things as the night wore on. A Rangers outfielder made like a runaway train, riding it all the way to a cycle during a career-best performance while a Padres prospect

There must be something in the air because the ball was flying on Friday night, with top prospects homering from coast to coast. Jac Caglianone continued his demolition derby at Triple-A, while Rangers top prospect Sebastian Walcott lassoed the first multihomer game of his young pro career at Double-A. That