The landscape of MLB is buzzing with offensive talent, but lurking at the bottom are the Texas Rangers and Colorado Rockies, who are struggling significantly at the plate. The Rangers, previously champions, currently hold the dubious title of the lowest-scoring team in baseball, with only a few players providing any real output. Wyatt Langford has shone brightly with a .344 batting average, while Josh Jung maintains a solid OPS+ of 122. In contrast, Marcus Semien's troubling performance raises questions about his future contributions.

On the Rockies' side, their offense is similarly bleak, with Hunter Goodman and Jordan Beck being the only noteworthy hitters. Goodman’s average sits at .256 with four home runs, while Beck is showcasing potential but harbors a concerning strikeout rate. Both teams face an uphill battle as they navigate the season, with keen attention to their hitting strategies and player performances.

The Arizona Diamondbacks are fostering a promising future with a robust farm system filled with talented young players. Recent rankings by Jake Oliver from Arizona Diamondbacks ON SI highlight the top 40 prospects, showcasing their potential as they prepare for the upcoming seasons.

This list will be regularly updated to reflect trades and player movements, ensuring it remains current as the Diamondbacks aim to build a competitive roster.