Chris Dee

Last night was another example of how you never want to undermine the Rangers' offense, as they unloaded seven runs on the Padres. I don't think the Padres have scored that many in franchise history!

In a extremely interesting pitching duel last night, Matt Harrison and the Rangers were the lucky ones who came out on top!

After shutting down the injury plagued Tampa Bay Rays in Tampa last week, R.A. Dickey (11-1, 2.00 ERA) continues to prove why he should be considered for this year's Cy Young award!

After a complete three game sweep of the Houston Astros over the weekend, the Rangers look to do some more damage against more of their National League opponents this season.

Recently, I sat down with the interim head of Louisiana State University in Shreveport, Paul Sisson. Sisson took the new position, after the lingering threat of a merger with Louisiana TechUniversity, that would have resulted in the loss of personnel, organizations on campus, and the loss of their highly ranked athletics programs. Will there be a FOOTBALL team coming to LSU-Shreveport soon?! Read

It didn't take Rangers pitcher Justin Grimm (1-0, 4.50 ERA) long to get to the Major Leagues, it also didn't take long for Astros hitters to figure him out early.

Yu Darvish was a vital piece in the Rangers' 6-2 victory, striking out 11 Astros' players. For the ever so horrible Astros...well at least they came to the ballpark on time.

After coming out of the gate strong with an 18-2 lead in the 1st quarter, and a late rally from the Thunder, the Heat go back on their jet back to Miami with the series tied at 1-1.

Tonight in Arlington, it's the fight for the great state of Texas...baseball wise. The first-place Texas Rangers and the second to last-place Houston Astros duke it out!

After going 4-6 on their recent West Coast road trip, all you need now are the comforts of home! And, the Rangers proved that tonight.

In a game that was interesting the whole night, the game really got started in the fourth quarter if you ask Kevin Durant, as the Oklahoma City Thunder shock the Miami Heat 105-94 Tuesday night.

This has been literally a roller coaster year for the Los Angeles Kings, starting off with a sub-.500 record, and struggling on all cylinders, the Kings say "Who cares" and not only defeat the New Jersey Devils 6-1 last night, but they defeated all of the doubters.