Monthly Archives: July 2015


Cole mining. 980 comments

  In case you were living under a rock the past twelve hours, or just returned from the Pluto probe mission, you know the Rangers finally consummated their six-months-in-the-making trade to acquire Cole Hamels from the Phillies. In fact, getting to Pluto and back didn’t take as long as the Rangers […]


The bullpen. 528 comments

Rangers reliever Spencer Patton gives up a grand slam to Mike Trout in the sixth, putting the game out of reach and starting a string of nine runs the pen would give up, seven earned. If you look on the bright side, the Rangers won two out of three against […]


Against all odds. 567 comments

One again, Elvis Andrus’s glove eludes a batted ball, but this time it’s a good thing. Had Elvis’s glove hit this ball, the batter would have gotten three bases, and been on third for Mike Trout.   With Hector Santiago already having beaten the Rangers twice this season in three starts, boasting an […]


13. 542 comments

The Rangers are the fifth worst team in the American League. Only Seattle, Oakland, Chicago and Boston have worse records. At times, they have played well. At times they played like they don’t even belong in AAA. Mostly it’s been the latter. Now it gets real. Now we see what […]


Scheppers again. 273 comments

Tanner Scheppers watches yet another ball he pitched sail out over the fence for a home run.   It’s easy to criticize Jon Daniels. We have never actually been asked to do his job, for good reason. It’s easy to question Jeff Banister. The closest we will ever come to […]


Matt Harrison. 309 comments

At least for one night, Matt Harrison reminded Rangers fans how he won 18 games in 2012.   Shin-Soo Choo hit for the cycle. Delino DeShields was a home run from it. Elvis Andrus had two hits. Most days, that would be the most newsworthy news worthy of talking about. […]