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Looks like it's going to be a good time! Hundreds of thousands of fans are pouring into Arlington, Texas to show their support for the 2023 World Champion Texas Rangers.   Go home, Dallas. You're already drunk. — Samuel Nunez (@pedro5311) November 3, 2023 As you can see from the footage below, people are cramming into every nook and cranny to witness this once-in-a-lifetime event. That is u... Re

Statistically, this is Ryan Dempster's best performance since becoming a member of the Texas Rangers, via a trade that sent him from the friendly confines of Wrigley Field, to the un-friendly confines of the stifling hot Ballpark in Arlington. Well as it turns out, the weather wasn't the only thing that was hot on Monday night, so was Ryan Dempster's fastballs!

Since the beginning of play, after the All-Star break, the Texas Rangers have played losing baseball. This week in New York, they were presumably caught in the bright lights of Times Square, and not on the baseball diamond in the Bronx.

Coming into this season, if you asked New York Yankees manager Joe Girardi if pitcher Hiroki Kuroda would be the most effective pitcher on his staff, he along with all of the Yankees fans would've laughed at you. Well, no one should be all too surprised. He was just as effective his whole career including last season when he was given the boot from the Dodgers for whatever reason.

It was a tight game in all 9 innings of play between the Texas Rangers and Boston Red Sox, but somebody had to win it! By the way there was a surprise visitor at this game.

The pitching help that the Texas Rangers hoped for, finally cashed in! And, it couldn't have come at a more vital time in the Rangers season.

Rangers starting pitcher Yu Darvish has given up a bunch of runs lately, including tonight. Should Rangers fans be concerned?

When writing this recap for last night's game, I'm trying to figuring out what the bigger story. Is it the fact the Rangers actually won, or is it that Ryan Dempster completely got rocked? Let's go with Dempster, since he was brought in to save the Rangers pitching staff.

After Monday's crushing loss to the LA Angels of Anaheim, the Rangers were searching for blood, specifically the blood of the Angels most productive hitters. Tuesday's game was not any better.

Texas Rangers' starting pitcher Roy Oswalt, was able to strike out six Oakland Athletics batters with his 57 MPH curveball! Besides that, Oswalt was able to dominate batters just as he did when he was a young pitcher on the rise for the Houston Astros!

After getting a close victory inside Seattle's Safeco Field, and a blowout loss on Saturday, the Rangers were looking to make their grueling West Coast road trip much happier. Behind Scott Feldman, the Rangers got what they wanted.

After losing Friday's game to the visiting Minnesota Twins, the Rangers were able to find their bats, and win the next two games. After going on a stretch where their offense was non-existent, the Rangers go into the All-Star break with hot bats!