Josh Hamilton's Evolution Into Baseball's Tim Tebow
Somewhere along the line, Josh Hamilton, one of the most feared hitters in baseball and a man of faith, has become Major League Baseball's version of Tim Tebow.
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Somewhere along the line, Josh Hamilton, one of the most feared hitters in baseball and a man of faith, has become Major League Baseball's version of Tim Tebow.
Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton, who collected nine home runs and 18 RBIs last week, has been named the AL Player of the Week for the period ending May 13.
Josh Hamilton's bat has been the gift that keeps on giving this season, in more ways than one.
Kansas City starter Bruce Chen pitched into the seventh inning for his second straight win, and the Royals took a 3-1 victory over the Rangers on Monday night.
A month-long Sexual Assault investigation by police in Prosper culminated Monday with the arrest of five teenagers, including the son of an Major League Baseball star.
After what might have been the best week ever in baseball, there will now be talk about the single-season home run record.
The Rangers lead the Angels in the AL West by eight games. It ain't over, but the Angels have to be pretty dejected at this point. There are, however, 16 games remaining between the teams.
Josh Hamilton's big bat is done, and headed to baseball's Hall of Fame. The bat used to hit eight of his nine home runs last week cracked on Sunday night.
In 2001, Barry Bonds hit a record 73 home runs, 15 in the first 35 games of the season. In Josh Hamilton's first 35 games of the season, he's blasted 18 homers.
Texas Rangers bench coach Jackie Moore has been hospitalized after feeling light-headed during the team's 13-6 win over the Los Angeles Angels.
Nelson Cruz hit his third career grand slam, Josh Hamilton drove in three runs and the Texas Rangers beat the Los Angeles Angels 13-6 on Sunday night to hand Jered Weaver his first loss.
This was the series that we in the media, and we as fans though would be a good test of where the Rangers and Angels are at this early point -- 35 games into the season. With it, two questions -- are the Rangers that good and are the Angels that bad?
Josh Hamilton is going pink at the plate.
There are Rangers Fans. And, there are Super Rangers Fans. Then, there's an 89-year-old woman from Greenville in a class by herself.
The Texas Rangers fell to the Los Angeles Angels after a tie breaking fly ball in the seventh inning by the Angel's Kendrys Morales.
