The Rangers’ 18-year-old top prospect’s locker is right next to Semien’s locker, and Walcott is learning everything he can ...

The Rangers topped the Mariners in Thursday’s exhibition game and the 18-year-old Walcott showed off his power.

Texas Rangers shortstop prospect Sebastian Walcott (arm) went 1-for-2 with a solo shot in his return on Thursday. Walcott battled arm soreness throughout the week but moved past this injury quite ...

He went on to tally his first Cactus League homer and is expected to be able to return to defensive work in the next few days.

In a recent rundown of talent in major league farm systems, ESPN’s Kiley McDaniel picked a provocative word to describe the Texas Rangers organization: Volatile. In short, McDaniel said there didn’t ...

Day-to-day with sore arm ...

The Texas Rangers are viewed as one of the best teams in baseball entering spring training this year. Arguably the deepest ...

Of course. He’s a shortstop. In Texas, in the year 2025, his name is Sebastian Walcott. Still 18 years old, he is both the Rangers’ newest, shiniest light and the oldest star burning in the ...

The Texas Rangers have compiled what could be one of the most productive lineups, offensively, in baseball. General manager ...

(Note: Tools are graded on a 20-80 scouting scale; ages as of July 1, 2025.) Advertisement Walcott started the year in High A as an 18-year-old, joining Ethan Salas as the only players that young ...

The player with arguably the most upside in the entire organization is shortstop Sebastian Walcott, who continues sky rocketing up prospect rankings with eye-popping performance in the minor leagues.

Sitting atop the farm at the top spot was infielder Sebastian Walcott. He was followed by pitcher Kumar Rocker, pitcher Alejandro Rosario, catcher Malcolm Moore and second baseman Justin Foscue.