Shaking Up the Rangers Offense
It’s May 24. That means it’s almost June. With that, all of those “small sample size” comments have pretty much gone straight out the window. It’s put up or shut up time. You are…
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The Rangers Are 26-20
The Big Chill doesn’t fear the Angels. Martin Perez started tonight’s game, and it was a very solid outing for the lefty. He went 6 innings on 89 pitches (61 for strikes) with 6…
Read more →Joey Gallo Called Up
Also, there’s this: MORE ROSTER MOVES: JOEY GALLO BEING CALLED UP. (Stubbs to DL) — Levi Weaver (@ThreeTwoEephus) May 23, 2016
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The Curious Nature of Fandom
I entered “sports consciousness” later than most. As a kid I went to Ranger games with my father, but I only liked the team because I thought he liked them. Later, I would find…
Read more →The Rangers Are 24-19
The offense may not be clicking, but it’s still a win. Cesar Ramos got the start tonight, and he did a great job for your 5th starter. He went 6 innings on 2 hits,…
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Choo returns: How do you line them up?
With left handed reliever Andrew Faulkner being optioned back to AAA Round Rock, the Rangers have opened up a spot for Shin-Soo Choo’s return from the disabled list. Choo’s stint on the disabled list,…
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Simple Trend Analysis Part One: The Offense
Who wants to do some trend line analysis? Don’t lie to me; no one wants to do trend line analysis. Unfortunately, I’ve already created the charts, so you get to look at them. Trend…
Read more →Some Changes at One Strike Away
As a somewhat well-known blog in the Rangers universe, this is something I feel like I need to put up, if for no other reason than to get the truth out there. Some changes…
Read more →The Rangers Are 16-14
That was a really fun game to watch. First, the man of the hour. Cole Hamels was fantastic in the series-opener in Detroit. He tossed 7 scoreless innings while allowing only a hit and…
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