Monthly Archives: March 2022


Actual baseball.

It was baseball. It didn’t matter whether Corey Seager hit a three-run homer in his first at-bat wearing a Rangers uniform, which he did, or struck out looking, which he did’t do. It was baseball. It didn’t matter the Rangers didn’t win. They didn’t lose either. But who cares? It […]


Rangers at it again.

When it comes to free agent pitching, the Rangers are habitual offenders. They just can’t stop committing the same crimes. Year after year after year they try to build a competitive rotation by robbing the Dollar Store. They attempted the same crime again for 2022. Welcome, Martin Perez and Matt […]


Another upgrade.

The total deforestation of the Rangers continues. After experiencing the talent level on the field the past five seasons, it was needed. Corey Seager and Marcus Semien checked off two slots. Kole Calhoun was an upgrade as well. That left six positions that needed to be purged. The Rangers made […]


Baseball is back.

Let there be light. And hopefully Clayton Kershaw. One hundred sixty-two glorious games of baseball will happen this year. The Squabbles are over. Spring training starts Sunday. Exhibition games start March 17 or 18. The season starts April 7. To make up for game postponed, they will tack on the […]


The commissioner’s first draft, uncovered.

After talks between the owners and players broke down and games were officially cancelled, baseball commissioner Rob Manfred sent fans a letter explaining the owners side of what happened, in a moved designed to generate good will and positive PR for the league and club owners. In an exclusive you […]


Baseball strikes out.

The baseball groundhog did not see sunshine. There will be no baseball this spring. The owners and players could not come to an agreement after two furious days of negotiations and, as a result, games have now been cancelled. For now, it’s the first two series of 2022. But once […]