The Texas Rangers have spent more than three quarters of a billion dollars on free agents the past two offseasons (Corey Seager, Marcus Semien, Jacob deGrom, Nathan Eovaldi, Andrew Heaney , among others) in an effort to sprint to contention, rather than rely much at all on a rebuild through scouting and development.
That’s probably a good thing for Rangers fans. Despite a very solid collection of talent in the minors, there don’t appear to be any future stars, and the biggest upside plays are years from the majors.
Ages as of July 1, 2023
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 1 | 20 | Evan Carter | OF | 55 |
With speed, defense, and a hit tool leading the way, Carter checks all the boxes for an average or better regular in the big leagues, but his power will dictate anything beyond that.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 2 | 25 | Josh Jung | 3B | 55 |
The only thing Jung doesn’t do well is run, but there is some swing-and-miss which could put the hit tool at risk in the majors.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 3 | 23 | Owen White | RHP | 50 |
White’s fastball-curveball tandem is enough to get him to The Show, but he’s a legitimate four-pitch starter just shy of average command.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 4 | 23 | Brock Porter | RHP | 50 |
Porter is a projectable but physical right-hander with plus velocity and a path to three above-average secondary offerings.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 5 | 21 | Luisangel Acuña | SS | 45 |
Acuña is a surefire shortstop glove with signs he’ll hit for enough average and power to play regularly, though it may take some time for the bat to arrive.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 6 | 23 | Jack Leiter | RHP | 45 |
Often looking more like a reliever than a starter in his first full year in pro ball, Leiter still has two projectable breaking balls and athleticism that should lead to sufficient control.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 7 | 24 | Justin Foscue | 2B | 45 |
Foscue flipped a switch last season, greatly improving his contact rates and getting him back on track as a bat-first second baseman nearing the majors.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 8 | 23 | Aaron Zavala | OF | 45 |
Zavala’s left-handed swing is clean and consistent, supporting beliefs he will hit for average with high OBPs, and at least approach average power.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 9 | 23 | Dustin Harris | OF | 45 |
An adequate corner glove, Harris has a chance to hit 30 homers and profile well as ane veryday player.
| RANK | AGE | PLAYER | POS | OFP |
| 10 | 23 | Cole Winn | RHP | 45 |
Winn tilts the scales a bit with his fastball and curveball, with an average slider, changeup, and command suggesting a rotation role.
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Rankings, OFPs by Joe Doyle.
Player notes by Jason A. Churchill.
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