Coming off their first World Series title, the Rangers' top prospects could make their offense even more dynamic in 2024. But do they have the pitching to stay afloat early?
SURPRISE, Ariz. — For a team that just won the World Series, an inordinate amount of attention is being paid to the Texas Rangers' youth this spring. On one hand, it's a product of their inactivity this winter. On the other, it's a testament to just how good their top prospects could be.
Scherzer, who underwent back surgery in December, isn't expected back until June. He'll likely be followed by Mahle in July and deGrom in August, as they work their way back from Tommy John surgeries. For now, Eovaldi, Jon Gray, Dane Dunning and Andrew Heaney are locks in the rotation. They'll be tasked with keeping the ship afloat as the Rangers wait for second-half reinforcements. The fifth spot is not as secure, but Cody Bradford appears to be leading the charge.
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