Jeff Wilson

The Rangers have a plan to manage the workloads for 2018 first- and second-rounders Cole Winn and Owen White.

Brett Martin might not be the typical projectable lefthander, but he showed those characteristics as he entered his first big league spring training

Brock Burke’s velocity trended upward in 2018, the byproduct of a long, data-driven process in the Tampa Bay Rays organization.

After the Cardinals acquired Paul Goldschmidt, Wisdom was traded to the Rangers, where he should contend for a Opening Day roster spot.

The Rangers’ history in the Rule 5 draft suggests they will give Romano, this year’s representative, every chance to stick.

The 22-year-old reliever attained near-perfection in the South Atlantic League by not trying to be so perfect.

Barlow entered attack mode in the second half and now gives the Rangers a trio of power reliever prospects in system.

In his first season working exclusively as a reliever, the hard-throwing Sadzeck learned how to escape jams.

Righthander Tyler Phillips stands out in an injury-wracked Rangers farm system after a breakout season at low Class A Hickory.

Mental toughness, work ethic and humility have helped make Adrian Beltre one of the greatest third basemen in baseball history.

Kyle Cody became the third prominent Rangers pitching prospect to have Tommy John surgery this season.

The hard-throwing righthander quickly masters the Carolina League, making him the system’s Best Player in our midseason update.

After stints in Japan and in indy ball, the 34-year-old journeyman finally received his first major league callup.

A rash of injuries forced the Rangers to turn to unexpected sources.

Tocci is grateful for the major league opportunity, but he and the Rangers know he has work to do to complete his development.

Lefthander Brett Martin has shown flashes of brilliance, but not yet the ability to stay healthy.

Ronald Guzman is focused on making the Rangers’ Opening Day roster.

Hard-throwing Connor Sadzeck adjusted to life as a reliever in 2017.

C Jose Trevino shows Gold Glove potential, but is working on his offense.

6-foot-9 lefthander Adam Choplick could emerge as a bullpen option.