Complete coverage of the Texas Rangers
Gentry Gets Start, Big Hit
Craig Gentry seemingly hasn't started since the Reagan administration, but he finally got a turn on Thursday and came up with a big hit. Read »
Rangers Avoid the Broom in NYC
The Texas Rangers avoided a four-game sweep in a matchup of AL division leaders, rallying past the New York Yankees 10-6 Thursday. Read »
Murphy Turning Into Everyday Guy
David Murphy started on Tuesday night against a left-handed pitcher, something he never would've done until very recently. Read »
Where In The World is Craig Gentry?
Craig Gentry was one of the hotter hitters in baseball, then he disappeared. Read »
Gentry's Triple Takes Rangers Over A's
Craig Gentry's bases-loaded triple in the eighth lifted the Rangers over the Athletics 4-3. Read »
Gentry Making Himself Hard To Bench
The Texas Rangers' fourth outfielder is making it really difficult to bench him. Read »
Rangers Power Past Giants 5-0
The Rangers beat the short-handed Giants 5-0 in a rematch of the 2010 World Series. Read »
Rangers Call On Gentry To Pitch
Ron Washington has never been a fan of using position players on the mound, but on Monday night, he had no choice. Read »
Gentry Flashes Worth With Speed
Craig Gentry isn't an everyday starter, but he showed Wednesday why he should be feared in the lineup. Read »
Running Rangers Pick Up Pace
For the first time all season, the Texas Rangers flashed their aggressive play on the bases, and it paid off. Read »
Photos & Videos
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Rangers Spotted at Byron Nelson
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Rangers Packs Up Relief Supplies for West
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Rangers Fans Brave Cold Blustery Weather for Game
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Red Fever 2013
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Opening Day at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington
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Meet the 2013 Texas Rangers
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Ballpark Preps for Opening Day
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Rangers Shakeup a "Moneyball" Approach?
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Old Faces Loitering Around Rangers Ballpark
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Texas Rangers Load Up for Spring Training
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One On One With The Rangers' Matt Harrison
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Rangers Ballpark Gets Another Face-Lift
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Wilson, Scruggs on Hamilton Heading to Angels
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Josh Hamilton Leaves the Rangers
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Impact of Michael Young Leaving
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Ballpark Getting $12M in Upgrades
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The Collapse of The Rangers
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Rangers Fans Snag Last-Minute Gear
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Rangers React To Clinching Playoff Spot
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Rangers Planning Ballpark Expansion
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Adam Boedeker is a sports writer with the Denton Record-Chronicle and responsible for prompting the No. 8 Bob Knight soundbite as ranked by ESPN.
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A Dallas native, a writer, a former collegiate athlete and a beleaguered, life-long Dallas sports fan.
FRANK HEINZ
Frank is the managing editor of NBCDFW.com, a DFW native and a big-time homer when it comes to local sports teams. For Frank, every year is the year they could win it all.
NEWY SCRUGGS
AKA Newdawg. NBC 5 sports director, host of "NBC 5 Sports Zone."
DAVID WATKINS
A Texas native who most recently covered the Vikings and Twins in chilly Minnesota.
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June 17: The Day That Saved a Season
Mark Monday on your calendar, Rangers fans, you might look back on that date a few months from now and see how big it was.