The Surprise, Surprise: Just Hangin With DeShields, Yu Throws Off Full Mound Again
Check out our first installment of "Just Hanging" as I'm joined by Rangers outfielder and leadoff man, Delino DeShields.
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Check out our first installment of "Just Hanging" as I'm joined by Rangers outfielder and leadoff man, Delino DeShields.
*Earlier today, Jeff Banister told the fellas on Shan & RJ that "You Can't Beat Me," might be the saying of 2016 for the Rangers. A little bit later he explained the genesis of that particular phrase.
Texas Rangers ace Yu Darvish is close to getting back on a full-size mound for the first time in nearly a year after elbow surgery.
Yu Darvish is feeling stronger than he did before elbow surgery, and has a renewed passion for the game after missing all of last season as the Rangers were winning the AL West.
Major League Baseball has determined Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish had no role in any of the activities that led to the arrest of his brother in Japan for allegedly running an illegal gambling ring.
This is in the wake of his brother, Sho being charged last year with running an illegal gambling ring that allegedly took bets on MLB games.
During a press conference on Friday afternoon. Rangers President and General Manager Jon Daniels and manager Jeff Banister admitted that Adrian Beltre played the second half of the season with a torn left thumb ligament.
Darvish started last week with light throws from 45 feet off flat ground three different days, the first time he had thrown since the surgery on March 17.
The acquisition of Cole Hamels is a blockbuster with major implications for both the Phillies and Rangers. Jared Sandler takes an in-depth look at the trade and its impact.
With speculation swirling that the Rangers are pursuing Phillies ace Cole Hamels, what would Texas actually be willing to surrender in a trade?
The Japanese right-hander said Sunday that he didn't experience as much pain others he talked to about the Tommy John procedure.
When Yu Darvish went down, the Rangers still had Derek Holland. Many within the organization remained quietly optimistic he could carry the load, too. This was supposed to be Holland's year.
When Yu Darvish pitched one inning this spring before season-ending surgery, the Rangers were already off to an ominous start. "There is no way to spin that," Jon Daniels said.
Darvish underwent season-ending ligament reconstruction (aka Tommy John) surgery on his right elbow Tuesday morning in Gulf Breeze. Florida.
Season-ending surgery has been the likely scenario all along -- and the recommendation of two doctors -- but the club sought out the opinion of renown specialist Dr. James Andrews.
GM Jon Daniels confirmed that Tommy John surgery was recommended for Yu's elbow injury, but the team will seek a third opinion.
Who will fill out the five-man rotation with Yu Darvish out? Rangers Pre/Postgame host Jared Sandler answers your Rangers questions.
The experience was all too familiar to Rangers utility man Ed Lucas, a sinking feeling in the deepest pit of his stomach as the news filtered through the clubhouse.
The Rangers plan to make an announcement on Wednesday regarding their plans for injured pitcher Yu Darvish.
His inning was innocuous. Four batters. Three outs. Twelve pitches. The velocity was down from the norm, but it often is for pitchers their first few times on the mound in Spring Training games.
Texas Rangers pitcher Yu Darvish is contemplating ligament reconstruct surgery after an MRI revealed that the Rangers pitcher has a sprain of the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow.
Rangers ace Yu Darvish was headed for an MRI exam Friday after leaving his spring training debut the previous day after one inning with tightness in his right triceps.
Yu Darvish's premature exit from his 2015 Spring Training debut appears nothing more than a precautionary move.
After making his last start on Aug. 9 Darvish was accused in some circles of quitting on the Rangers, an allegation he shut down with a choice English curse word.
