Well, sort of, at least. The Rangers have three prospects ranked on the preseason top 100 lists of the five major outlets — Baseball America, MLB Pipeline, ESPN, The Athletic and Baseball Prospectus — that evaluate the league’s young talent. And, for the most part, there’s relative consensus on where each of the prospects rank, too.

MLB Pipeline has wrapped up their top prospects at every position with the pitching groups coming most recently, split into LHP and RHP. When it comes to the l

Rocker, a much-hyped prospect, made his much anticipated major league debut Sep. 12 of this past season and allowed just three hits and one run through four innings. Rangers fans also finally got a look at his enigmatic slider against MLB hitters, and it lived up to the hype.

According to experts, the White Sox farm system is healthy again and boasts several top prospects. Over the past several weeks, various lists have consistently ranked five to seven Chicago players in the top 100.