darrylgann
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I hope all have a safe and prosperous New Year!
I hope all have a safe and prosperous New Year!
I hope all have a safe and prosperous New Year!
1. Will the Rangers get the most out of Prince Fielder?
2. Will Joey Gallo make the team out of Spring Training?
3. Can the Rangers assemble a bullpen as good as the one the Royals had last October?
4. Where do the Rangers stand with pitchers Martin Perez and Matt Harrison?
5. Will Shin-Soo Choo stay healthy?
6. What can the Rangers expect out of Elvis Andrus?
7. How will the rotation shake out?
8. Will the Rangers add another catcher to go with Robinson Chirinos?
9. Who will play left field?
10. Where do the Rangers stand with infielder Jurickson Profar?
Rangers' 2015 dynamic dependent on health | texasrangers.com
no, no, can't tell yet, last half of the season and probably not much at all, no, better, Detwiler and Tepesch, no, Rua, and in the minors at first.
Rangers' 2015 dynamic dependent on health | texasrangers.com
no, no, can't tell yet, last half of the season and probably not much at all, no, better, Detwiler and Tepesch, no, Rua, and in the minors at first.
Texas Rangers minor-leaguer the Sultan of Swat in Australia | Dallas Morning News
Texas Rangers addition to lead winter-league club in playoffs | Dallas Morning News
Grant: Only thing HOF voters can be sure of is fans will be critical of their ballots | Dallas Morning News
When the news is slow, this is what we get fellas.
Couple side notes:
Angels would like to trade Hamilton. LOL! Of course they would. His salary in 2015 is 25.4 mill and then 2016 and 17 it is 32.4 mill. They would need to pay half of that salary at the least in order to trade him.
Haren will not report to Miami and wants to go to a West Coast team. I hope for once a team, Miami in this case, just sits on it and eventually fines Haren or he has to retire and not give in to his demands. Tired of it when athletes do stuff like this.
Agree 100% on Haren. I'm sorry, but if you choose to be a professional athlete for a living, you don't get to select the city where you work. Unless you're one of the truly elite players or you're special enough to negotiate a no-trade clause into your contract, you have to play wherever you are dealt or drafted. That's part of the deal. In exchange for relocating to different cities across the US and Canada at a moment's notice, you get to make more money than 99.9999% of the world will ever see in their lifetime playing a kid's game. Boo hoo. You are Dan Haren, not Clayton Kershaw. If it's that important for you to be on the west coast by your family, then fine. Retire. I cannot stand professional athletes who forget what an absolute privilege it is to play sports for a living and be worshipped by thousands or even millions of people.
Agree 100% on Haren. I'm sorry, but if you choose to be a professional athlete for a living, you don't get to select the city where you work. Unless you're one of the truly elite players or you're special enough to negotiate a no-trade clause into your contract, you have to play wherever you are dealt or drafted. That's part of the deal. In exchange for relocating to different cities across the US and Canada at a moment's notice, you get to make more money than 99.9999% of the world will ever see in their lifetime playing a kid's game. Boo hoo. You are Dan Haren, not Clayton Kershaw. If it's that important for you to be on the west coast by your family, then fine. Retire. I cannot stand professional athletes who forget what an absolute privilege it is to play sports for a living and be worshipped by thousands or even millions of people.
Agree 100% on Haren. I'm sorry, but if you choose to be a professional athlete for a living, you don't get to select the city where you work. Unless you're one of the truly elite players or you're special enough to negotiate a no-trade clause into your contract, you have to play wherever you are dealt or drafted. That's part of the deal. In exchange for relocating to different cities across the US and Canada at a moment's notice, you get to make more money than 99.9999% of the world will ever see in their lifetime playing a kid's game. Boo hoo. You are Dan Haren, not Clayton Kershaw. If it's that important for you to be on the west coast by your family, then fine. Retire. I cannot stand professional athletes who forget what an absolute privilege it is to play sports for a living and be worshipped by thousands or even millions of people.
Agree 100% on Haren. I'm sorry, but if you choose to be a professional athlete for a living, you don't get to select the city where you work. Unless you're one of the truly elite players or you're special enough to negotiate a no-trade clause into your contract, you have to play wherever you are dealt or drafted. That's part of the deal. In exchange for relocating to different cities across the US and Canada at a moment's notice, you get to make more money than 99.9999% of the world will ever see in their lifetime playing a kid's game. Boo hoo. You are Dan Haren, not Clayton Kershaw. If it's that important for you to be on the west coast by your family, then fine. Retire. I cannot stand professional athletes who forget what an absolute privilege it is to play sports for a living and be worshipped by thousands or even millions of people.