Texas Rangers pivot from a conventional rebuild by identifying undervalued injured arms and turning them into assets. A three-part rehab program pairs elite medical care with a tight-knit development culture to maximize return on draft picks who have struggled post-surgery. The effort is led by Keith Meister, Napoleon Pichardo, and Keith Comstock, whose hands-on, team-centered rehab keeps prospects engaged even when they can’t throw. The approach has already yielded real trade value, as recent picks were flipped for veteran arms, reinforcing the edge on the margins of player development.