ESPN's Kiley McDaniel has rated the Texas Rangers' farm system as volatile, indicating uncertainty in their talent evaluation. Ranked 16th among MLB organizations, the Rangers have seen a significant drop in rankings from other sources, including MLB Pipeline and Baseball America. The graduation of top prospects such as Wyatt Langford and Evan Carter to the majors has contributed to this decline.

Prospects like Kumar Rocker, Jack Leiter, and Winston Santos show promise, yet there are concerns about the overall consistency of the system. Santos, in particular, has made strides in improving his performance, leading the organization in wins. His future as a potential starting pitcher could hinge on further refining his skills.

The Spring Breakout game showcased the Texas Rangers' top prospects against the San Francisco Giants, ending in a 5-5 tie. The Rangers focused on demonstrating their improved player development, especially in pitching, which has been a historical challenge. Right-handers Winston Santos and Josh Stephan combined for five scoreless innings, while young prospects Caden Scarborough and Paul Bonziagni exhibited impressive velocity and potential.

Santos, ranked fifth in the organization, dominated the Giants' lineup, striking out six batters across three perfect innings. He displayed an impressive fastball, throwing 26 of 37 pitches for strikes. The Rangers' second-round pick, outfielder Dylan Dreiling, also made an impact with a run-scoring hit against a top left-handed pitching prospect. Center fielder Anthony Gutierrez, recovering from injury, highlighted his defensive prowess with a spectacular diving catch and contributed offensively as well, signaling a strong season ahead for the Rangers' young talent.