The Texas Rangers have announced five prospects for the Arizona Fall League 'Fall Stars' Game, showcasing their talent as they prepare for the future. Among the selected players are infielders Max Acosta and Cody Freeman, outfielder Alejandro Osuna, and right-handers Marc Church and Josh Stephan, although Stephan will not participate due to leading the league in innings pitched.

Each of these players has demonstrated impressive statistics, with Acosta boasting a .305 batting average, Freeman on a 10-game hit streak, and Osuna leading in multiple offensive categories. Additionally, Rangers staff members Jon Goebel and Alex Silcott will represent the American League at the game.

The Texas Rangers have concluded their 2024 season, reflecting on both successes and challenges as they prepare for the offseason. The bullpen showed significant improvement, with David Robertson and Kirby Yates leading the charge, achieving a remarkable save percentage.

However, the team struggled with left-handed pitching, and many relief pitchers are set to become free agents. With a need to rebuild the bullpen, the Rangers face crucial decisions regarding contracts and player health moving forward.

The 2024 Arizona Fall League has kicked off, providing MLB prospects a platform to demonstrate their talents ahead of the 2025 season.

Among the players to watch are Leodalis de Vries from the San Diego Padres, who is touted as a top shortstop prospect despite a high strikeout rate. Cincinnati Reds' Matt McLain, returning from injury, aims to regain his form as a fantasy rookie standout.

Other notable prospects include Colson Montgomery of the Chicago White Sox, who seeks redemption after a disappointing Triple-A season, and Thayron Liranzo of the Detroit Tigers, who has shown promise since joining the team.

Young talents like Ethan Salas of the Padres and Termarr Johnson of the Pittsburgh Pirates are also in the spotlight, along with Chase DeLauter from the Cleveland Guardians and Drew Gilbert of the New York Mets, both looking to overcome injury setbacks.

Finally, Xavier Isaac from the Tampa Bay Rays and Marc Church of the Texas Rangers are making headlines, with Church potentially stepping into a closer role for Texas.