Texas Rangers


Wild card stuff. 128 comments

  While the Rangers cling onto their wild card hopes like Jack Dawson clung to that drifting piece of furniture in the frigid Atlantic in Titanic, it’s worth noting that the second wild card has historically been a team that has had a pretty good season. This year’s Race of […]


One that got away. 288 comments

  An old nemesis showed up again last night in Arlington: the Rangers bullpen collapse. And while that was the Rangers’ nineteenth blown save of the season, you may be surprised to realize that last night’s blown save was the Rangers first since July 2. The bullpen went fifty-two games […]


The new guy. 178 comments

  Lost in the devastating news about Adrian Beltre being done for the season was the news that the Rangers traded for a new pitcher at the waiver deadline. Miguel Gonzalez is now a Ranger, coming over from the White Sox. He is a right-handed starter with a career 3.88 […]


Back to baseball. 79 comments

  After losing six of their first seven meetings this season against the Astros, the Rangers are 5-2 in their last seven. The season series is returning to normalcy. Since the Astros moved into the American League, they have resided in the Rangers back pocket. Texas was 15-4 against Houston […]


The lost weekend. 149 comments

  It’s  pretty hard to be the stinkiest thing at a stadium known for seeping raw sewage, but the Rangers managed that dubious feat. They went into Oakland’s SewageDump.co Stadium and came out covered in misery. The Rangers earned being swept. They squandered nearly every scoring opportunity. On top of […]


Offensive Dysfunction. 118 comments

      One run in the first on Friday, then nothing. Two runs in the first on Saturday, then basically shut down. The Rangers are suffering from premature offense. They score early, then turn over in bed and fall asleep. If there was Viagra for a baseball lineup, the […]


Graveman buries Rangers. 88 comments

  It’s not time to throw dirt on all the far-fetched wild card talk, and it’s not like the Rangers are officially six-feet under, but with every loss, especially to teams like Oakland, this season is one step closer to pushing daisies. The offensive rebirth the Rangers were enjoying on […]