The Texas Rangers are strategically shaping their roster as the season approaches. Recently, they optioned No. 13 prospect Alejandro Osuna to Double-A Frisco after a standout spring training that drew praise from manager Bruce Bochy, who believes Osuna has a bright future in the majors. Moreover, 25-year-old outfielder Dustin Harris was sent to Triple-A Round Rock due to the team's surplus of outfield talent. The Rangers also made headlines by releasing veteran pitchers Jesse Chavez and Hunter Strickland to clear space on the roster for younger talent.

With these moves, the Rangers are not only focusing on immediate performance but also on the long-term development of players like Osuna, who has the potential to become a significant contributor. As the team navigates its roster, maintaining a balance between experience and youth while ensuring they remain competitive will be crucial for their success this season.