After Series Loss, Rangers Waiting On Lee Decision
One big question for the Texas Rangers is whether ace left-hander Cliff Lee will be on the mound in five months. That's when the Rangers begin the 2011 season as defending AL champs.
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One big question for the Texas Rangers is whether ace left-hander Cliff Lee will be on the mound in five months. That's when the Rangers begin the 2011 season as defending AL champs.
Texas Rangers President and co-owner Nolan Ryan says "Good pitching over good hitting - what we saw last night, our guys really struggled" referencing the Giants win over the Rangers.
Mitch Moreland hit a three-run homer in the second inning, Josh Hamilton added a solo shot in the fifth and the Texas Rangers beat the San Francisco Giants 4-2 on Saturday night to close to 2-1 in the World Series.
When the Texas Rangers finally made the World Series, there was only one logical reaction from old-time baseball fans in the nation's capital.
All season, the San Francisco Giants counted on power arms to overcome a lack of pop at the plate. A whole different team showed up in the World Series opener.
Rangers Ballpark in Arlington has been the home for the Texas Rangers since April 1, 1994. The open-air ballpark seats nearly 50,000 fans.
There are many people behind in the scenes in the Texas Rangers organization that also deserve a lot of credit. One of those is definitely clubhouse manager Hoggy Price.
Hundreds of Rangers fans stayed up late to greet the team when its charter flight landed at DFW Airport early this morning.
The Rangers put the Yankees on the brink of elimination with three consecutive victories after blowing a 5-0 lead in the series opener, but New York was able to pull within a three games to two deficit despite getting outhit, 13-9, on Wednesday.
The Texas Rangers baseball team will be arriving Wednesday night/Thursday morning from New York City into DFW International Airport, and fans are welcome to greet the team charter flight.
Bengie Molina smacked a go-ahead three-run homer off A.J. Burnett in the sixth inning, helping the Texas Rangers put themselves on the brink of their first World Series appearance with a 10-3 win over New York in Game 4