Monthly Archives: May 2018


Dilemmas. 146 comments

  The face of the franchise is about to smile on us once again. Adrian Beltre is ready to come off the DL. That is going to cause a lot of lineup juggling, right when the lineup seems to finally be  finding some momentum. According to T. R. Sullivan at […]


Odor again. 169 comments

  Oh, what getting a hit with runners in scoring position can do for a team. After falling behind early in what seemed to be another game where the offense fails to come through in the clutch, the Rangers crawled to the sixth inning down two runs, 4-2. Then the […]


Odor. 219 comments

  Finally, Rougned Odor is starting to put together some semblance of an offense. After seeing his average fall to a dismal .171 due to a 2-for-11 performance against the Yankees, Odor has had three two-hit games. That’s seven hits in his last five games and last 17 at-bats, a […]


History. 189 comments

  Bartolo Colon went into the game hoping for a win, which would give him 243, which would tie him with Juan Marichal for the most victories by a Dominican-born pitcher. That didn’t happen. But what did happen was just as noteworthy. Shin-Soo Choo hit a home run in the […]


The Dominican Duo. 128 comments

Ruth and Gehrig. Mantle and Maris. Mays and McCovey. Bench and Perez. Bryant and Rizzo. Jeter and Williams. The greatest teams have a legendary tandem of hitters. Even with the Rangers, think Juan Gonzales and Pudge Rodriguez. Josh Hamilton and Michael Young. Look at the damage having two elite hitters […]


Rangers hit in the face. 317 comments

  The Rangers lose three out of four to the last-place White Sox. They knocked them out of last place, allowing Chicago to pass Kansas City. Then they win two of three over the first-place Yankees, knocking them out of first place, allowing Boston to pass New York. Then they […]


That was fun. 170 comments

  Last night’s game started an hour earlier to allow the Yankees extra time to get away. Jon Daniels should have called the airport and had their plan permanently grounded. Keep the Yankees here. The Rangers desperately needed their pitching. Remember those exciting World Series games last year where no lead […]


Looking for other things. 160 comments

  At this point it’s not about wins or loses. From here on out it’s about player development and retooling the roster. According to Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News, the Rangers have told other clubs they are “open to anything” in terms of listening to trade offers. Ken Rosenthal […]