Bennie Bullock
I have been a Rangers fan since 1972. I have been blessed with a wonderful wife, three grown kids, and eight grandchildren. I am also the author of the book, God's Plan and God's Hornets, about some wonderful things God has done in my life.
International Signings Could Shake Up Top Ten Prospects List
This past Monday marked the opening of the MLB international signing period. The Rangers signed twenty-three players that day. Down through the years, the Rangers have done well in the international market. Two players who are currently in the top ten, on one or more of the more prominent top Rangers’ prospects lists, are Sebastian Walcott and Anthony Gutierrez, were international signings. There are also several other international players on the various top 30 Rangers’ prospects lists. Th
Who Will the Rangers Select in the Fourth Round?
Once again, in this year’s draft the Rangers do not have a second or a third round pick. It is looking more and more like the Rangers will draft one of either Walker Jenkins, Wyatt Langford or Max Clark with their first-round pick, with the consensus still favoring Jenkins. It is impossible to tell how things will work out to determine who the Rangers will select with their next pick in the fourth round, the 108th pick overall. With each round the projections become less and less reliable. T
Mock Draft Consensus Eyes a New Walker, Texas Ranger
With the draft just a month away, it is time to take a look at who the Rangers could pick in the first round. The Rangers are drafting fourth. There seems to be a very solid consensus that there are five players in the upper tier of this draft. Some see two guys by themselves in a tier, and then three more in a close second tier. The five are as follows: 1. Dylan Crews, OF, LSU 2. Paul Skenes, RHP, LSU 3. Wyatt Langford, OF, Florida 4. Walker Jenkins, OF, South Brunswick High (Oak Island
Abimelec Ortiz on the Rise
Earlier this week the Rangers made some personnel moves involving some of their minor league players. One of those players was Abimelec Ortiz. He was promoted from Down East to Hickory. With the Rangers, Abimelec has spent most of his time at first base, but he has also seen some time in right field and at DH. In his first three games with Hickory, he hit three home runs and two sacrifice flies while walking once. He has certainly started off well after his promotion. Before his promotion,Texas Rangers Top 30 Prospects -- May 2023
I usually try to come up with a top 30 list about three times a year. This is my first one for the year. 1. Evan Carter 2. Owen White 3. Jack Leiter 4. Cody Bradford 5. Brock Porter 6. Justin Foscue 7. Luisangel Acuna 8. Aaron Zavala 9. Anthony Gutierrez 10. Sebastian Walcott 11. Kumar Rocker 12. Blaine Crim 13. Tekoah Roby 14. Mitch Bratt 15. Zak Kent 16. Ricky Vanasco 17. Dustin Harris 18. Cole Winn 19. Yeison Morrobel 20. Thomas Saggese 21. Tucker Mitchell 22.