Texas Rangers

Photo not provided by the Texas Rangers It doesn't look like Ryan's right hand needs any help Sundberg, who assumed the role of vice president of public relations one year ago, will serve as club president ...  

by John Sickels on Oct 10, 2008 9:00 AM EDT The Rangers finished 79-83 this year. There were a lot of positive developments (Josh Hamilton, great year from ...  

Evan Grant over at the SportsDay Texas Rangers blog looks at the stats and concludes that when a Democrat is in the White House, the Rangers win.  

Evan Grant had something similar for the Dallas Morning News, but Jeff Wilson's is, I think, a little better.  

Video will be made available as soon as possible - in the meantime, I'll be continuously adding highlights from the Texas Rangers' 2008 post-season press conference staged at 2:00 p.m. CST this afternoon at ...  

General manager Jon Daniels and the Texas Rangers are sticking with their plan. That means no big-dollar spending spree this offseason and no pursuit of overpriced free agent pitching.  

By JEFF WILSON  

Not long after starting a baseball/high school academy in his native Puerto Rico, Edwin Correa scouted a kid 45 minutes outside Gurabo.  

By the end of the year, the Texas Rangers plan to open a store in Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth where fans can buy merchandise and game tickets.  

The Texas Rangers won another meaningful game Saturday night, defeating the Angels 8-4 in Anaheim.  

Now that the off-season is upon us, I'll go back to doing what I do every winter: shuffling around my house, talking to myself and waiting for that first hint of Arizona sunshine.  

Football players are supposed to break their shoulder blades. But not pitchers. Forearm inflammation usually doesn't take four months to heal.  

Sep. 6--ARLINGTON -- The Texas Rangers barely avoided being shut out by Boston on Friday night.  

Sep. 10--SEATTLE -- After a little more than two weeks on the job, it appears Hank Blalock has handled the defensive responsibilities of first base well.  

Sep. 10--SEATTLE -- Just five starts into his major league career, it's impossible to determine what Taylor Teagarden can or will become.