July 1, 2015 • 0
For nearly two years, there had been much talk about this rumored, and nearly mythical, Joey Gallo. He made quite the name for himself in the minor leagues, hitting at least 40 home runs in the 2013 and 2014 season, and becoming the hero of last year’s Future’s Game. Then, thanks to a multitude of … Continue reading “Joey Gallo Needs the Time in Triple-A for Development”
June 16, 2015 • 0
Going into this season, the outlook for the Texas Rangers’ offense was anemic. Last year was so frustrating with so many guys going down with injuries and not a whole lot of moves made in the offseason, there wasn’t a whole lot to look forward to this season. But fast forward to today, 64 games … Continue reading “Rangers’ Lineup Could be the Most Dangerous in Baseball After Injuries”
May 27, 2015 • 0
For the past year-and-a-half or so, the Rangers trade with the Tigers for first baseman Prince Fielder looked like a complete dud. Fielder only saw the field for 42 games last year, hitting just three home runs and batting in only 16 runs before ending his season with neck surgery. And then this year got … Continue reading “Prince Fielder’s Awakening Bat Leading Rangers Emerging Offense”
Look, I know needing a two-out hit in the ninth to avoid being no-hit and I know nearly becoming the opponent in back-to-back no hitters is a very poor look, but the Miami Marlins’ upper management really overreacted this past weekend. Just 23 minutes or so after Justin Bour singled up the middle to thwart … Continue reading “Miami Marlins Screwed up Managerial Change”
It’s no secret that the expectations were low for the Texas Rangers going into this season. Yu Darvish underwent Tommy John surgery during spring training. Derrick Holland lasted only one inning in his first start of the season. And the offense wasn’t expected to be much of a threat for opposing pitchers. But over the … Continue reading “Recent Run Shows Signs of Hope for Rangers”
Don’t look now, but Alex Rodriguez is having himself a pretty good start to the 2015 season. Through two weeks of the season, Rodriguez has already hit four home runs, batted in 11 runs and currently holds a solid .317 batting average for a New York Yankees squad looking to get back into the championship … Continue reading “If Early Season Form Holds, Alex Rodriguez’s Story Will Take Another Turn”
The Texas Rangers are already eight games into their 2015 campaign, and while there’s still a lot to be decided over the next six months or so, there’s already one guarantee. It’s going to be a long season. And it won’t be in that sort of “we made it to the Word Series” kind of long … Continue reading “It’s Going to be a Long Season for the Rangers”
