Murphy, Kinsler not hanging cleats yet
Published 8/31/2008 by T.R. Sullivan at Major League Baseball News
Second baseman Ian Kinsler and outfielder David Murphy are expected to meet with Rangers team doctor Keith Meister in the next few days, and they could get an indication if they'll play again this year at that time.
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