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For the last eight months, the Rangers have taken us on a memorable, exhilarating ride that culminated in their first appearance in the World Series. Hope you enjoyed every moment of the Rangers' ride because it'll never be like this again. Ever. The cute little Rangers, who provide an annual summer diversion between the end of football season and the start of training camp, are no more. Not after playing in the Fall Classic and making claws and antlers part of our everyday vocabulary. But the flip side of the Rangers' first playoff series win and their first American League pennant is that higher...
All signs point to Michael Young not being a Texas Ranger by the end of the 2011 season. I know Rangers types have publicly and privately disputed this theory, with straw-that-stirs-the-drink, DH-on-Day 1, we-love-M.Y., and... more »
While the Coors Effect is, has always been, and will continue to be a Rockies-themed blog, we know the Rockies don't play in a vacuum. There are 29 other teams in the majors, and it's our duty to keep readers who only... more »
The Texas Rangers missed out on Jim Thome earlier this month, who frankly didn't make much sense for the Rangers to add. The Rangers are going after another high-profile free agent bat in the form of Manny Ramirez, according... more »
In a moment of inspired American innovation, Josh Springer sat at a restaurant in 2009 and was struck with an idea that could one day be recounted in the Smithsonian. (Or at least be toasted by grateful sports fans). Springer may... more »
Money always defined Gil Meche’s baseball career. He came with a price tag from the very beginning, an $820,000 bonus from the Mariners as a first-round draft pick and he had a full appreciation for what money could buy when he... more »
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