Jeremy Conn: World Series Game 6
Last night was the most amazing baseball game I have ever seen.
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Last night was the most amazing baseball game I have ever seen.
I picked the Cardinals to win the series in 7, and with today's news of game 6 being rained out, they will have an excellent shot to do that.
With the series 3-2 in Texas' favor, a Rangers victory tonight will give the team their first championship in franchise history.
Who knew that the World Series would be decided by a telephone.
Let's take a behind-the-numbers look at World Series Game 5.
Stop being stubborn Bud Selig. Let's finally join the 21st century and have instant replay in Major League Baseball.
I am pulling for the Texas Rangers but my gut tells me this is the year for the Cardinals.
I know some fans won't be watching because there isn't a big market team in the game, but I'll be tuning in to see some of the best hitters in the game go at it.
The World Series begins tonight and it features a match-up of a franchise with a great postseason history and another looking for redemption.
I'm a baseball junkie myself and I'm having trouble getting pumped up for the Texas Rangers vs the St Louis Cardinals.
The Rangers are playing the Cardinals, the Red Sox are playing X-Box.
There's nothing better then watching Yankee fans with their fingers crossed or their hands in prayer begging for their $200 million payroll to pull the game out.
When you have the opportunity to knock the New York Yankees out, you have to take advantage of it.
The Texas Rangers have acquired left-handed reliever Mike Gonzalez from the Baltimore Orioles for a player to be named.
Two years until a return?
ESPN Senior MLB Writer Jerry Crasnick joined The Scott Garceau Show and reviewed all of the recent trades with Scott and Jeremy.
The good news is Friday night, the Baltimore Orioles finally beat the New York Yankees. The bad news is what came after.
The AL West-leading Texas Rangers are getting some help for their bullpen.
Orioles pitcher Mitch Atkins joins The Scott Garceau Show and talks about pitching in the heat in Texas and his upcoming start at Fenway.
The Baltimore Orioles finished up a terrible series in Texas with another disappointing loss. Now, they travel to Boston for a four-game set.
The Orioles lost to the Texas Rangers 4-2 in a game that was a microcosm of this season.
Elvis Andrus hustled home with the go-ahead run in the seventh, the same inning that he made two spectacular defensive plays, and the Texas Rangers went on to a 4-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Tuesday night.
Eric Nadel, Texas Rangers broadcaster joins The Scott Garceau Show and breaks down the Orioles' matchup with the Rangers.
Buck Showalter helped give the Texas Rangers a glimpse of what they hoped to become when they stayed in playoff contention until an 11-inning loss during the final week of the 2004 season.
Endy Chavez had his first four-RBI game in more than eight years with a long home run and a double in the Texas Rangers' 13-4 victory over the Baltimore Orioles and former manager Buck Showalter on Monday night.
