The Texas Rangers just dropped eight million dollars on their top three high school picks—pitcher Gio Lopez, shortstop Connor Comeau, and pitcher Brody Bumila—showing serious commitment to the future. Bumila, a projected first-rounder, took a hit after elbow surgery requiring Tommy John, pushing him to the third round, but the Rangers still paid him like a late first-rounder with $2.75 million. At just 18, he’s already a Gatorade Massachusetts Player of the Year and won’t return until 2028 at the earliest. Meanwhile, Rojas got $4.6 million and Comeau nearly $2 million—proving the Rangers aren’t just drafting, they’re building.
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