Ian Kinsler

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AP – With a runner on second, Rangers second baseman Ian Kinsler made a nice play up the middle to end the second inning. Kinsler, who has been shaky on defense during the Series, threw out Yadier Molina, who didn’t get down the line very well. Continued here: (AP)"> (AP)"> (AP)">Game 4: Holland throwing well, Rangers lead 1-0 (AP)Read Full Story

The Rangers’ second baseman, Ian Kinsler , who is currently on the disabled list, could be there awhile longer according to Texas general manager Jon Daniels. Kinsler has not played since July 27 against the Oakland Athletics. He received an MRI on Tuesday, and the tests showed that he still had some inflammation in the groin area. Kinsler also claimed to experience some discomfort when doing some light jogging. Kinsler is eligible to come off of the DL on Friday, but Daniels says that...Read Full Story

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Texas skipper Ron Washington has been highly impressed with second baseman Ian Kinsler of late as the infielder has homered in two of his last three games entering Wednesday’s game against the Angels. Homers have been a rarity this season for Kinsler after hitting 31 last season but he’s now up to three and climbing. Washington said he noticed Kinsler has stopped trying to hit homers and the easier swing is getting the ball out of the park, reports MLB.com. “I’ve seen him become a guy who...Read Full Story