Mr. Baseball, Bob Costas Reviews Game 6
Legendary NBC Sportscaster, known by the nickname "Mr. Baseball" - Bob Costas joined New School today on 105.3 The Fan to give his review of World Series Game 6 and his thoughts on Game 7 tonight!
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Legendary NBC Sportscaster, known by the nickname "Mr. Baseball" - Bob Costas joined New School today on 105.3 The Fan to give his review of World Series Game 6 and his thoughts on Game 7 tonight!
A Rangers championship will mean that 10 different franchises would have won it all in the past 11 years.
Whatever happens, whether the St. Louis Cardinals or Texas Rangers win, they'll have a hard time topping Thursday night.
It was one of the best games ever -- a 10-9, 11-inning Cardinals win over the Rangers, with the Cards within one strike of losing, twice.
One strike away. One strike away. If the Rangers don't win Game 7, that could become the franchise mantra for many years to come.
As the Rangers and the Cardinals waged war in Game 6 of the World Series, Mark Lowe wanted the ball in his hand Thursday night.
No matter how the World Series winds up, the Texas Rangers realize they won't be No. 1 back home. And that's all right with Jon Daniels.
Every Texas Rangers fan is going through the same scenario in their minds right now - they are remembering their first trip to a Rangers game, and are still amazed how far this team has really come.
When Mike Napoli steps to the plate, Texas Rangers fans know exactly what to do. "Nah-po-li! Nah-po-li!" And he seems to always come through.
Slugging outfielder Josh Hamilton hasn't hit a homer since September 23. That includes all five games against St. Louis in the World Series.
Ron Washington was on the coaching staff in Oakland when general manager Billy Beane was pioneering the "Moneyball" concept.
Rangers fans who made last minute plans to be in St. Louis for Game 6 of the World Series are having to scramble following the game's postponement because of rain in the area.
Texas leads the Series 3-2. Game 6 is now set for Thursday night at 7:05 p.m. If Game 7 is necessary, it would be played Friday night.
It's something that rarely happens in the region: The Texas Rangers are dominating the airwaves on local sports talk radio.
Bobby Valentine thought about the bizarre events he had seen in Game 5 of the World Series, when 19th-century technology fouled up Tony La Russa and the St. Louis Cardinals. "It's kind of stupid, isn't it?"
