Kevin Sutton


Rangers walk away from victory.

There’s only one way the Rangers can lose to a team as bad as the Reds. They say, “here you go,” and hand them the game. The Rangers walked six Reds hitter, committed an error, and turn a catchable ball into a triple. After a double to lead off the […]


Earth shattering.

Yesterday was Earth Day. Kind of ironic because the Rangers played out of this world. Adolis Garcia delivered three moon shots, to go with two doubles, driving in five and scoring five. That’s a month’s worth of production for many players.  The Rangers picked themselves off the mat after their […]


No connection.

On a night when the Rangers unveiled their Nike City Connect uniforms, the team was unable to connect with much. Maybe it’s the uniform gods trying to tell us something. “Quit making up stuff we have to buy.” Mainly, are we buying this team is really a contender? A 4-0 […]


Cheap wins are wins.

Games won in April help stockpile wins for when a team needs them in September. The Rangers have won twelve so far. Only Tampa Bay has won more. And they begin the season winning thirteen. Yes, five of them have been against Kansas City. But five of them have also […]


Rangers rising above.

Corey Seager is out. Mitch Garver is out. Jacob deGrom left early because of an injury. Jon Gray got knocked out of a game even earlier by a line drive. Every excuse the Rangers could have made to extend their six-year run of futility they could make. Instead, what they […]


Dunning proves 27th time is the charm.

Time flies when you’re not standing around adjusting batting gloves and readjusting batting gloves and adjusting batting helmets, and shuffling your feet, and stepping out of the box to take a practice swing then getting back in the box to take two more then then stepping back out to take […]


Semien’s grand gesture.

Two out of three. That’s what the Rangers needed to do. Just go into Houston, beat them two out of three. Show them they no longer have the Rangers to push around anymore. It was a pitcher’s duel through six innings. The Rangers took advantage of an Astros error in […]


Could have been worse.

The Rangers lost yesterday. But only the game. Fortunately, they didn’t lose Jon Gray. It’s always scary when a pitcher gets hit with a line drive. It’s actually surprising it doesn’t happen more often. Right after he releases his pitch, he’s about fifty feet from the batter, awkwardly positioned, and […]