The Texas Rangers, in a stunning move, have offically requested permission from the Commissioner’s Office of Major League Baseball to leave the American League. Subsequently, the team has applied for admission into the Double-A Central League of Minor League Baseball. Jon Daniels, Rangers President of Baseball Operations, confirmed the report […]
You can look through stats and to try to find out about the players the Ranger got in the Joey Gallo trade. Instead of raw numbers, let’s look at what Yankees blogs have said about these players. Three weeks ago, on a Yankees site called Fansided, Adam Weinrib had this […]
“Obviously, I’d love to stay here but it’s not up to me at the end of the day. I just want to say thank you to the Rangers if this is my last time, thank you to the Rangers fans, you guys have been great for me. I love you […]
Dear Mr. Daniels: Here are ten reasons not to trade Joey Gallo. 1: He is your only drafting success story in your sixteen years as the Rangers general manager. Keep him around for that reason alone. 2: Of the position players, he is the only bona fide major leaguer on […]
Once I was in the park and saw a man feeding bread to the ducks. After he left, most of the ducks left as well to find someone else to feed them. Next to a tree two wounded ducks remained to fight over one last moldy piece of bread. It […]
The Rangers had a lead. Or did they? Is a lead if you go ahead at any point? Or does a lead only count at the end of an inning? Two different sources have two different answers to that questions. Elias Sports says a lead at any time is a […]
For the ninety-seventh time in ninety-nine games, the Rangers were not no-hit. But they almost were, not getting their first hit until the eighth inning. It’s a historic freefall. This team has not had a lead in 95 innings. The major league record is 98. They have now lost eleven games […]
Nick Solak found out the hard way if you don’t perform at the major league level (and you don’t have a long-term contract that included horses), you don’t keep your major league job. In a surprise move, he was optioned to Triple-A yesterday to make room for Curtis Terry. Rangers […]
Looking for positives in a nine-game losing streak is like looking for common sense in Washington. It’s rare. But Andy Ibañez is the offensive star of the second half, the only Ranger at all worthy of bringing a bat up to the plate with him. After yesterday’s 3-for-4 performance, including […]
“This is critical for us. Especially for me as a manager. There are things that are at stake here.” Commenting on his team’s recent woes, Rangers manager Chris Woodward sounded like a man whose job is on the line. It might very well be. But through no fault of his […]
