Rangers Report: September 27th 2012
The West could be won this week
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MLB
This Year’s MLB Playoffs Format Stinks
By Martin Iheke As the 2012 Major Baseball League regular season comes to a close, we as fans look forward to the postseason, especially if our favorite teams qualify. You all of a sudden pay […]
The Epic Fall of Bobby Valentine
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A Look At The AL Contenders
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No More Playing Around
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40 Years, 40 Great Rangers
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Rangers At The All-Star Break
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Beast of Addiction
On July 7th, 2011 at the Ballpark in Arlington a Brownwood firefighter named Shannon Stone fell after attempting to catch a ball thrown to him by Josh Hamilton. As I watched from home, I was […]
The Best Aren’t Always from the West
Sadaharu Oh– Racked up 868 home runs (that’s 154 more than Babe Ruth for those of you keeping score at home) in a career that spanned 22-years (1959-80). Oh also brought home 11 Japan Series […]