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Andrus Has 5 Hits In Texas' 7-2 Win Over Detroit
Texas RHP Colby Lewis (elbow) and C A.J. Pierzynski (strained right oblique muscle) will begin rehab assignments Monday for Double-A Frisco. Lewis was removed from his rehab stint earlier in the week with... Read »
Who's On, Who's Not?: May 10
Adrian Beltre is starting to come around while David Murphy is not. Read »
Baserunning Kills Rangers in Minnesota
One of the weak spots of the Rangers' hot start to the 2013 season has been their baserunning and getting too many outs on the bases. Read »
Leury Garcia Showing Promise
Leury Garcia was a relative unknown when he won the utility infielder/bench job over superstar prospect Jurickson Profar, but on Saturday and Sunday, Garcia showed some promise. Read »
Andrus Deal Official Today
The Texas Rangers have called a 1 p.m. press conference to announce the news we've all known since early Monday morning. Elvis Andrus is going to be a Ranger for a while. Read »
Andrus Wants To Be a Ranger
Elvis Andrus gave the Texas Rangers what seems to be a team-friendly deal despite his tie to super-agent Scott Boras, and for that, he should be applauded. Read »
Rangers' Top 3 Carry Offense
The top three hitters in the Rangers' lineup helped the team break out of an offensive funk they had in Sunday's opener. Read »
What Andrus Deal Means For Profar, Kinsler
The Texas Rangers got great news on Monday when it was reported Elvis Andrus had agreed to a long-term extension. But what does the deal mean for the future? Read »
Andrus Reportedly Signs Extension
Sunday night's loss to Houston couldn't have been much uglier or more depressing, but the news that came late into Monday morning instantly raised spirits in Rangerland. Read »
Could 2013 Be Andrus' Rangers Swan Song?
Elvis Andrus is not likely to sign an extension this year, which could put him on the trading block following the 2013 season. Read »
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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.
SCOTT CRISP
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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Lindblom Loses 1st Start, Rangers Fall to A's 9-2
Josh Lindblom pitched out of trouble several times early in his debut as a major league starter. The Texas right-hander couldn't do it in the fifth inning.