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Wes Benjamin Makes Surprise Major League Debut
The 27-year-old lefthander's hard work paid off with his big league debut in mid-August.
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Jonathan Hernandez Handles High-Leverage Role In Stride
The rookie righthander has impressed early in the season as a setup man out of the big league bullpen.
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Sam Huff Learns From Veterans At Big League Camp
The 22-year-old catcher has spent his first big league spring training soaking up information.
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Joe Palumbo Augments Rotation Depth
Young lefties like Palumbo, Kolby Allard and Brock Burke give the Rangers something that has been sorely missing in recent seasons: rotation depth.
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Bobby Wilson Converts From Player To Manager
Just months after his playing career ended, Wilson found another way to stay busy.
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2019 Minor League Manager Of The Year: Corey Ragsdale
Many of the Rangers’ top prospects and best players in 2019 played for Ragsdale, who also served as the organization’s minor league field coordinator.
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New Slider Gives Tyler Phillips An Edge
The 22-year-old righthander excels at throwing strikes, but he didn't find the desired results at Double-A until adding a pitch that moved to his glove side.
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Curtis Terry Becomes A More Complete Player
The fifth-year pro busted out in full-season ball to win the Rangers' minor league player of the year award.
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Alexander Ovalles Makes Loud U.S. Debut
A knack for hard contact and has Ovalles positioned to join the Rangers' clutch of outfield prospects.
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Sam Huff: Rangers 2019 Minor League Player Of The Year
Also named Futures Game MVP back in July, the 2019 season has been one to remember for Sam Huff.
