Caden Scarborough
The Texas Rangers farm system isn't highly regarded by prospect publications, but there is an abundance of intriguing talent that is spread throughout the minor league system. From budding arm talent to developing bats and even potential two-way players, the system has more upside than it’s given
Josh Owens
The Texas Rangers are developing 40% of MLB’s two-way talent.
Josh Owens
After being at Rangers camp for four days and taking in all of the baseball, I got a good look at several of the Rangers minor leaguers. After making this trip I am now intrigued about the talent our minor league system has. The farm system may not be flashy
Seong-Jun Kim
Highly-touted two-way prospect Seong-Jun Kim made his professional debut.
MLB- Texas Rangers
Rangers fans are in for a treat! The Texas front office, led by Chris Young and Ross Fenstermaker, worked their magic once again, signing Seong-Jun Kim, a two-way sensation from South Korea, for a reported $1.3M signing bonus, pending a physical. Young and Fenstermaker are always looking to the