Blame It On The Neap Tide
By Will Martin How ironic that in a week that we celebrate an All-Star break, an anniversary moon landing, and the return to the diamond (to determine who shall be playoff worthy) the focus shall […]
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Ugly Weekend Starts Season’s Second Half
By Mark Miller From the manager to the coaches to the players, the Texas Rangers knew they didn’t come out of the All-Star break the way they wanted. Errors and indecisiveness in the field and […]
A Well Deserved Break
By Mark Miller With everything that’s happened lately to the Texas Rangers, the timing of the All-Star break couldn’t have been better. The team ended the first part of the season with four losses in […]
A Moment with Bo Porter
By Will Martin Recently Bo Porter made his first visit to Arlington Texas as the Astros skipper. The very day the Astros arrived-July 5th-was a birthday for Skipper Bo. It would mark my first visit […]
The All-Asterisk Game?
By Will Martin Up until about 2009 count me as among the many who would pore over every statistical factoid that tied into baseball’s midsummer classic. The starting pitchers, the lineups, the futures games amongst […]
Rangers at Midseason
By Mark Miller Admit it, Rangers fans, your favorite team’s June slump had you panicking and calling for wholesale changes which is the complete opposite of where the Texas executive team stands at the halfway […]
A Moment with Ron Washington
By Will Martin Symbolically an end to the first half of the year and baseball season on June 30th at the Ballpark in Arlington. The Texas Rangers were about to have Yu Darvish take to […]
It Only Took Three Months
By Will Martin Lo and Behold another Independence Day weekend comes to an end. With Sunday’s start start by Astros pitcher Erik Bedard one is reminded of the fickle fate of numbers on a day […]
Soria and Rangers Back on Track
By Mark Miller Amidst an up-and-down week for the Texas Rangers was the return of one pitcher they have long hoped would be available to help them in the second half of the 2013 season. […]
It Had to be Yu!
By Will Martin Not since May 16th had Yu Darvish been a winning pitcher. A lot of that through no fault of his own. There were a couple of incidents with game tying runs allowed […]