baseballreflections.com - 7/2/2009
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“The Rangers have lost the lead in the AL West with the Angels taking the spot that they have been so familiar with over the last four years. Texas has lost steam, but ironically, the pitching has kept them afloat and the offense has let them down. The Rangers have finished the past ...
Rangers on and off the field
mlbcenter.com 7/6/2009 — On the field, Texas has rallied back into a first place tie with Los Angeles, after falling out of the lead for the first time in almost two months last weekend, and trailing the Angels by as many as 2.5 games.
Josh Hamilton Is Back, Davis Sent Down
duelingcouches.blogspot.com 7/6/2009 — "Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton will be reinstated from the 15-day disabled list Monday, in time to return to Texas' lineup for the team's game against the Angels. To make room for Hamilton, the Rangers will send struggling first baseman Chris Davis to Triple-A Oklahoma City to get his swing ...
The BBTiA Top 25 Prospect Rankings: July 2009 Edition
bbtia.com 7/15/2009 — Due to the sheer immensity of the second annual edition of the Baseball Time in Arlington Top 25 Mid-Season Prospect Rankings, I'm electing to forgo the protracted introduction and jump right into the meat of this July's list of composite prospect ...
Reevaluating the Rangers Offense
fangraphs.com 6/16/2009 — Dave Cameron mentioned it in his weekly blurb piece this morning, but I wanted to take some extra time to highlight the Texas Rangers, namely their offense.
I have mentioned the concept of numerical anchors a couple times already on this site and ...
Back from the Desert
mlbcenter.com 6/26/2009 — The Rangers return home to face San Diego this weekend, after taking two of three from Arizona, but winning just two games on their six-game road trip. Thursday night their offense looked akin to the offense Ranger fans have come to expect.
HERE COMES THE SOX
mlbcenter.com 7/21/2009 — Ian Kinsler homered in the Rangers’ first and last at-bat of the game Sunday, as the Rangers salvaged game three and avoided a sweep at the hands of the Twins. Texas’s lead-off man homered to start the game, and hit his second one in the twelfth inning to wrap up the win.
RANGERS LOOK TO GOOD SECOND HALF START
mlbcenter.com 7/17/2009 — Texas opens the second half with a six-game home stand beginning Friday night against the Twins. Boston follows Minnesota into Arlington for three games next week.
Not Your Typical Rangers
truebluela.com 6/19/2009 —
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by Kathy Willens - AP
After decades of futility, the future is finally starting to look bright for the Texas Rangers.
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HOLES IN THE RANGERS’ OFFENSE
mlbcenter.com 6/16/2009 — Texas lost to the Dodgers last Sunday ending a disappointing week at home with a 2-4 record. The series was the finale of a 13-game stretch against teams above .500, and the Rangers ended the two weeks of play with five wins, seven losses and a rainout.
View From the Other Side: Texas Rangers Series Preview
bluebirdbanter.com 6/8/2009 — You know how this works, I sent off a bunch of questions to Adam J. Morris from SB Nation's terrific Texas Rangers blog Lone Star Ball and he gave answers that make the questions seem a little less inane. We get to know a little more about the team ...
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