Nolan: Rangers Choose Feliz As 5th Starter
MLB legend and Texas Rangers owner/President Nolan Ryan checked in with Elf & Friends on their last day in Surprise.
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MLB legend and Texas Rangers owner/President Nolan Ryan checked in with Elf & Friends on their last day in Surprise.
Wednesday afternoon will be Yu Darvish's first spring training outing in Arizona with the Rangers, and you'll be able to stay updated with our live blog.
They're here, warts and all, and ready to go. Or at least work out.
Despite the media circus going on around him, Nolan expressed his confidence in his players - especially Josh.
I've lost count the number of trips I've made to Surprise to cover the Rangers for two different Dallas/Fort Worth TV stations. Each time, I was either the only local TV reporter or was joined by just one other local reporting team.
He is truly EF Hutton. When the Rangers president and CEO talks, we all listen. At least that was the case when he met the spring training media throng in a tiny, hot tent Wednesday afternoon.
Texas Rangers president and CEO Nolan Ryan says the team assembling for this spring training is his best.
Prince Fielder is still a free agent, but it may be because Fielder and agent Scott Boras haven't told anyone what they're looking to get in a new contract.
After letting Cliff Lee and C.J. Wilson walk, the Texas Rangers are betting all their yen on Yu Darvish
Texas general manager Jon Daniels says it was much more than "just sitting behind the plate with a radar gun.''
The Texas Rangers are his first choice. So much so that he is willing to wait for them, while they try to get Japanese right-hander Yu Darvish to put pen to paper.
This could be a big week for the Texas Rangers. The team is likely to sign Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish, but is Prince Fielder coming to Arlington as well?
Texas Rangers president Nolan Ryan publicly acknowledged Saturday that the AL champions have had talks with free agent slugger Prince Fielder.
Texas Rangers president Nolan Ryan said that he's confident of signing Japanese pitching sensation Yu Darvish by the Wednesday deadline.
The Rangers said that Greg Maddux will become a special assistant to the general manager, the same role he held with the Cubs for two seasons.
There was a time when the residents of Dallas and Fort Worth couldn't stand each other. Some would argue that a competition between the two cities still stands, but thanks to the arrival of the Texas Rangers in 1972, that rivalry started to ebb.
Some major changes are coming to the outfield at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington next season, but it won't involve the players on the field.
If Nolan Ryan had his own 2011 baseball card, there wouldn't be enough space to list all of his roles with the Texas Rangers. CEO. President. Part owner. Pitching guru. Consultant for all other baseball matters, on and off the field. Resident Hall of Famer and living legend.
The high-powered Rangers fizzled in Game 1 of the World Series on Wednesday, managing just six hits. The big guns were shooting blanks.
The old line about nothing succeeding like success certainly applies with the Rangers. After seeming on the brink of financial collapse it has emerged as one of the bright stars in Major League Baseball.
Talking baseball seems to come naturally for Michael Wang and Flo Walzer, because it was baseball that brought them together. Michael, the fan and Flo, the employee, began their friendship 22 years ago.
The Texas Rangers are ready to get back to work after heavy rains delayed much of their weekend plans of beating the Detroit Tigers.
Tigers ace Justin Verlander will start the ALCS opener at Texas on Saturday night against the Rangers' C.J. Wilson.
It seems like a repeat of the 2010 season, but this year the Texas Rangers begin the ALDS with home field advantage as they battle the Tampa Bay Rays.
Fake Nolan Ryan composed a little diddy in honor of the Tampa Bay Rays fans that are coming to town as they face the Rangers in the first round of the ALDS.
