Of Heroes and Elimination Games
It took a 7-game winning streak to close the regular season slate just for the Rangers to earn this opportunity: The chance to play in a tiebreaker game to determine who gets to play…
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The Rangers, left for dead as little as a week ago, earned a chance to stay alive. Wow… Baseball. I know the GIF is from yesterday’s game, but it seemed fitting nonetheless. Tomorrow, we’ll…
Read more →Pressing Forward
Just because it feels like a good night, I wanted to post something else up. There’s no guarantee the Rangers play past tomorrow, but I’d like to think we should all enjoy the ride…
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So It’s Come to This
After 161 games, we are no closer to knowing the fate of the 2013 Rangers. Win tomorrow, and the ball club is guaranteed at least one extra game. For the first time in awhile,…
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Live to Die Another Day
Yeah, I’ve been gone a little while. To be honest, between my real job and everything else, the Rangers have left me somewhat speechless since the start of the month. To do much writing…
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The Texas Rangers Offense is Offensive
I’m sure after last night’s start, Yu Darvish, were he to have his way, would go through the clubhouse and kick every hitter in the lineup right in the shin. It’s gotten that bad.…
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The Law of Selig
This part of the baseball calendar is always a potential boring and a dry time as far as writing goes. I had originally intended to write a piece on how the MLB could make…
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Solving Problems From Within
The scenario that entices me most, however, is the one in which Martin is the everyday center fielder in 2013. He’s got the higher ceiling, has the tools to make it work, and I…
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Will the Real Yu Darvish Please Stand Up?
I’m back. The unfortunate part about being a fan of the San Antonio Spurs is that, on an annual basis, the team is in the NBA playoffs. Then you have seasons like this year,…
Read more →View from the Bench: Tuesday Morning Notes
Some news and opinion out there this morning: Ken Sherrington addresses Josh Hamilton’s comments, as well as Hamilton’s attempt to clarify what he meant, which probably sounded a lot worse than his initial comments. Richard Durrett…
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