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Evan Grant offers up a few observations<\/a> from camp as the Texas Rangers beat the Chicago White Sox in a Cactus League game yesterday.<\/p>\n Kennedi Landry writes about president of baseball operations Chris Young speaking on how the roster is shaping up<\/a>.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n With Opening Day right around the corner, Grant has more from Young\u2019s Q&A<\/a>, including thoughts on the general vibes of camp.<\/p>\n Jayson Stark writes that more rules changes are coming<\/a> to the minor leagues, which is often a testing ground for future changes to the big leagues.<\/p>\n Grant writes<\/a> that the spotlight has been on Corey Seager this spring after the Rangers transitioned away from players that Seager won a World Series with.<\/p>\n Jim Callis checks out the state of the farm<\/a> for the Rangers in camp, including a couple of youngsters that Texas is trying to develop as two-way players.<\/p>\n Grant notes<\/a> that, after making it back from spring injuries, Marc Church and Justin Foscue were sent to minor league camp in the latest round of camp cuts yesterday.<\/p>\n Advertisement<\/p>\n Davy Andrews at FanGraphs begins their positional power rankings with a look at catcher<\/a> where the Rangers project in the bottom third.<\/p>\n Landry writes that Michael Helman is the owner of a brand new Rolex after relinquishing No. 24<\/a> to Brandon Nimmo.<\/p>\n Grant writes about Cal Quantrill trying to remain in the mix<\/a> for a spot on the staff after performing for Team Canada in the WBC.<\/p>\n Shawn McFarland believes Winston Santos could pitch in the big leagues this year which lands him at No. 8 on the DMN\u2019s top 30 list<\/a>.<\/p>\n