Sporting News Lists Prince Fielder Among Its Worst April Performers
In bad news for the Texas Rangers and not-so-bad news for the Detroit Tigers, slugger Prince Fielder has picked up right where he left off.
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In bad news for the Texas Rangers and not-so-bad news for the Detroit Tigers, slugger Prince Fielder has picked up right where he left off.
In this week's That Thing You Missed watch John Daly hit a golf ball out of a model's mouth, while another golfer deals with a different type of hazard, a hockey fan's creepy haircut and is this the most epic professional sports prank ever?
Manziel turned plenty of heads and he was seated next to model Kyndal Kyaire.
The 50th annual ACM Awards will be held next year not in Las Vegas but in Texas. And now the Academy has announced that tickets for that event are already sold out.
Prince Fielder ended his Texas home run drought, and Robbie Ross finally got some help from the offense as a starter.
Prince Fielder's visit to Fenway Park wasn't much better than the last one with his previous team.
Jurickson Profar is 21-years-old going into the 2014 season. And the Rangers are expecting a lot.
Prince Fielder kept up his hot spring training start by lining an RBI single in a two-run first inning and then doubling in the Texas Rangers' 8-4 victory over the San Diego Padres on Thursday.
While Kinsler said he will miss certain teammates, he hardly wishes the best for the Rangers in the future.
Russell Wilson has enjoyed spending time with the Texas Rangers. Yet the Seattle Seahawks are never far from the young quarterback's mind.
Fielder, acquired in a trade from Detroit for Ian Kinsler, had a weak grounder in the first inning.
Russell Wilson is getting on the diamond again.
When a grounder ricocheted off Prince Fielder's mitt during his first workout with the Texas Rangers, he quickly held it up and proclaimed with a smile, "It's new."
Prince Fielder left a sour taste in Tigers fans mouths after the 2013 season. After watching this video your face my pucker just a little bit more.
If reports are to be believed, Prince Fielder, since becoming a Texas Ranger, has lost 40 lbs, cut his hair, and appears to give a rip about baseball in ways that it appeared he never did when he spent two years with the Tigers.
Okay, whoa. Whoa whoa whoa. Where are you going? Don't leave. Not rooting for them more than your own favorite teams. That's not what I mean. Not even rooting for them to win championships. But rooting for them to be good. Rooting for them to be legitimate contenders.
Shin-Soo Choo passed his physical with the Texas Rangers, clearing the way for the completion of the outfielder's $130 million, seven-year deal.
Local cable providers love to remind us that we have nine - yes, nine - professional sports clubs, a way of persuading us to click on this package or that so we can view the screen-in-screen horror we call baseball, football, and basketball.
Former Tiger Prince Fielder seems to be the gift that just keeps giving.
Prince Fielder used to take batting practice as a kid at Tigers Stadium and was known for hitting balls over the right-field fence at a young age.
"It was cool. The season was fine. It is what it is bro," Fielder said during a brief conference call with Rangers beat writers.
Wednesday night Dave Dombrowski pulled off one hell of a trade.
Justin Verlander held Texas hitless until the seventh inning, and the Detroit Tigers backed their ace with three home runs in a 5-0 victory over the Rangers on Sunday.
Max Scherzer's unbeaten run ended Saturday night when the Texas Rangers tagged the Detroit All-Star with his first loss of the season, defeating the Tigers 7-1.
Max Scherzer came up short in his first bid for a 14-0 start. He could have a better chance in his second one.
