Rangers Busy In Offseason
The Texas Rangers have been busy making changes to the team that will take the field on Opening Day.
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The Texas Rangers have been busy making changes to the team that will take the field on Opening Day.
MLB commissioner Bud Selig has ruled out the possibility of expanding the playoffs or the use of instant replay in 2011.
Texas Rangers outfielder Josh Hamilton has been hospitalized with early pneumonia-like symptoms, according to team officials.
The Rangers have designated right-hander Guillermo Moscoso for assignment, clearing room on the 40-man roster for Beltre
The Texas Rangers avoided arbitration with outfielder David Murphy, agreeing to terms on a one-year contract
Beltre, 31, played 154 games for Boston last year after 12 seasons with the Dodgers and Mariners. He batted .321 for the Red Sox with 28 home runs, 102 RBI and a league-best 49 doubles.
Former NL Cy Young Award winner Brandon Webb and reliever Arthur Rhodes are now part of the Texas Rangers pitching staff.
Former baseball player Rafael Palmeiro insists he never used performance-enhancing drugs during his major league career.
The Texas Rangers are reportedly on the verge of signing starter Brandon Webb.
The Texas Rangers have reportedly agreed to terms with veteran reliever Arthur Rhodes on a one-year contract
Arlington Mayor Robert Cluck had made good on his World Series bet with San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom.
Cliff Lee and the Phillies have finalized a $120 million, five-year contract that brings the star pitcher back to Philadelphia. Lee spurned more lucrative offers from the Texas Ranger and the Yankees.
"I enjoyed my time in Seattle, I enjoyed my time in Texas. Looking back, I'm kind of glad. I got to go back to the World Series."
"It's not like we were just looking at Cliff - but obviously he was our first choice," said Daniels.
Ace left-hander Cliff Lee ended up being only a half-season rental in the Lone Star State after the Rangers got him from Seattle.
