Rangers Mailbag: Prince's Power Outage
Prince Fielder isn't hitting for power this year. Should we be concerned? 105.3 The Fan's Jared Sandler answers your Rangers questions.
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Prince Fielder isn't hitting for power this year. Should we be concerned? 105.3 The Fan's Jared Sandler answers your Rangers questions.
Robinson Chirinos drove in a career-high five RBIs on Tuesday night, but was easily more pleased that he was a big part of helping Texas starter Nick Martinez to a win.
The Rangers have dropped back-to-back games for the first time this season, and Nick Martinez will try to stop the slide by building on his excellent season debut.
Ross Detwiler was getting outs for the Rangers. Then, in a matter of just four batters, the Angels hit two balls over the wall and went on to a 6-3 victory on Monday night.
Rangers GM Jon Daniels tells 105.3 The Fan despite Holland's designation to the 60-Day DL, he may not be ready by mid June as expected.
The Rangers dropped two of three to Houston over the weekend, falling 6-4 in 14 innings Sunday.
When Yu Darvish went down, the Rangers still had Derek Holland. Many within the organization remained quietly optimistic he could carry the load, too. This was supposed to be Holland's year.
George Springer made a key catch and Hank Conger hit a two-run homer in the 14th inning, giving Houston a 6-4 win over the Rangers after Texas rallied from a four-run deficit.
The Texas Rangers have activated right-hander Stolmy Pimentel after claiming him off waivers from Pittsburgh and optioned righty Jon Edwards to Triple-A Round Rock.
Collin McHugh picked up where he left off as a rookie pitcher for the Houston Astros, who finally put together some offense as well.
Derek Holland has left the home opener for the Texas Rangers after only one inning.
Derek Holland has started a World Series game at home for the Rangers, a gem in Game 4 in 2011. Now, the left-hander gets a fresh start in the home opener for Texas.
Choo hit a three-run homer, Mitch Moreland added a two-run blast and Texas' dormant bats broke out in a big way as the Rangers spoiled Kendall Graveman's Oakland debut with a 10-1 victory
Derek Holland has started a World Series game at home for the Rangers, a gem in Game 4 in 2011. Now the left-hander gets a fresh start in the home opener for Texas.
Shut down by Sonny Gray on opening night, this time it was Scott Kazmir who kept Texas off the scoreboard with 10 strikeouts in a 10-0 win by the Athletics on Wednesday.
