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Rangers Should Be Just Fine
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Kinsler Takes a Swing at the Rangers
Ian Kinsler let fly with unfiltered opinions regarding his former club and GM this week in an interview with ESPN The Magazine's Robert Sanchez....
Rangers Lineup is Versatile and Deep
Rangers manager Ron Washington got a jump on Opening Day, announcing his preferred lineup for the March 31 season opener vs. Philadelphia. An early...
Rangers Can Never Have Enough Pitching
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Holland Injury Brings Out the Cynics
Quick question, is the rest of the world as cynical as my colleagues in the media? Since most of my time is spent with...
Ryan’s Departure from Rangers Clears Way for Daniels to get Full Credit or Blame
Nolan Ryan has always done things on his terms. Thursday afternoon, he did it again.
Ryan either resigned or retired as CEO of the Texas...
Jason Frasor Savors the Chase
by John Rhadigan
As they sit in the bullpen relief pitchers have a lot of time to watch, a lot of time to wait, a...
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