Monthly Archives: May 2018


Where is everyone? 361 comments

  Attendance is down in baseball ten percent. Attendance is down in Arlington fifteen percent. That is according to the Dallas Morning News. But you don’t have to read the local paper to know that. All you have to have is a working pair of eyes, or even one working […]


May day. 50 comments

  A home run to tie it. A home run to win it. His first multi-home run game. His first walk-off home run. Nomar Mazara took that next step on the road to greatness. And it was a huge step. May is nine days old and already Mazara has seven […]


Rangers season in a nutshell. 256 comments

  The Rangers picked up eleven hits last night. Adrian Beltre returned from two weeks away and picked up right where he left off, with three hits and two RBIs. Delino DeShields went 2-for-5, scoring two runs, and was once again the catalyst for the Rangers offense, leading off the […]


A thing of beauty. 190 comments

  Nobody ever said they had to be pretty. But that one last night was a thing of beauty. Ugly beauty. The ugly: Another Matt Moore crash and burn job. He comes into the game with an ERA of 7.67 and leaves the game with it a few clicks south […]


Bad baseball all around. 180 comments

  The four-game series started out so promisingly with a win in the first game highlighted by the Rangers biggest offensive explosion of the season. Unfortunately, they scored just one run in the next game and in the fourth game, and lost the remaining three to the Boston Red Sox. […]


On pace for 60. 85 comments

  The Rangers lost another game to pitch counts. Cole Hamels had given up just two earned runs and five hits through six innings. But he committed the unpardonable sin of getting to 100 pitches, which meant he had to come out of the game. And when he left, so […]


Rangers lose home run derby. 195 comments

  Major League Baseball staged its 2018 Home Run Derby at the Ballpark in Arlington last night. Texas pitching served up four to the Red Sox hitters. Boston pitching gave up one to Rangers hitters. It was another one of those games all to frequent in major league baseball lately […]


Agony. Ecstasy. 111 comments

  When Keona Kela’s two-out, two-strike, bases-loaded in the ninth inning pitch landed in the stands in right field to tie the game at 6-6, a game the Rangers led 6-0 at one time, it looked like the sucker punch would be fatal. But Joey Gallo and Isiah Kiner-Falefa hit […]