Maybe the the Texas Rangers realize they won’t be able to sign pitching ace Cliff Lee and want to really zing the Yankees as revenge. Rangers president Nolan Ryan is playing this off-season like when he was on the mound—hard and fast.
Nolan Ryan Makes Play For Pettitte
By: Tony Mangia | Tuesday November 30th, 2010
World Series Recap
By: Adrian Holman | Wednesday November 3rd, 2010
Well, the World Series went completely different from how the experts expected for it to play out as the San Francisco Giants defeated the Texas Rangers in five games. The Giants called in the taxidermist to add the claw and the antlers to their mantle as they won their first World Series since moving from [...]
A.J.: From Pie-in-Face To Pie-in-Sky
By: Tony Mangia | Thursday October 14th, 2010
GAME FOUR STARTER DRILLS TWO IN PRETEND GAME The sight of A.J. Burnett on the mound might scare a lot of opposing hitters—if only because he lead the league in “batters hit” with 19—but it should scare Yankee fans even more. Out of desperation for a fourth starter in the ALCS against the Texas Rangers [...]
8 Things I Already Hate About The ALCS
By: Tony Mangia | Wednesday October 13th, 2010
Another Fall, another Yankee playoff. This year the Bronx Bombers face the Texas Rangers in the ALCS. A lot has been made of Rangers finally winning a playoff series–tired of it already–and how the Yankees will be headed west to Texas to open the best of seven playoff on their quest to the World Series. [...]
Rangers Advance To The ALCS
By: Adrian Holman | Wednesday October 13th, 2010
The apocalypse must be near; the Texas Rangers just won their first ever playoff series. Texas defeated the Tampa Bay Rays last night 5-1 to win the best of five series 3-2. This series was also the first playoff series in baseball history in which the road team won every game.
