ARLINGTON - The Rangers have begun the mad rush to get draft picks signed before the July 28 deadline, agreeing to deals with two of their top five picks on Saturday.

The Texas Rangers have reportedly signed their first two draft picks, both collegiate pitchers who are coming off injuries.

This weekend's three-game set offers big-name pitchers with national intrigue, plus a pair of elite bullpens with unleaded gas.

The Texas Rangers were World Series champions a few years ago. Now, they could look to trade one of their World Series heroes in a huge deal.

The Texas Rangers farm system has not been held in high regard recently and that did not change with their 2025 MLB draft class. Bleacher Report's Joel Reuter r

FACT: Kyle Gibson has announced his retirement after 13-years in the Majors. He was 112-111 with 4.60 ERA, including 67-68 with a 4.52 during his seven years in Minnesota. pic.twitter.com/E4SZTvYFgT Though he was less effective in 2016 and 2017,

The Rangers hold the No. 12 pick in the 2025 draft and are looking to replenish their farm system with some more talent.

Rowdy Tellez admitted to some puttering around the house after the Seattle Mariners designated him for assignment on June 20.