Category: Rangers

ARLINGTON, Texas — Prince Fielder deserves the thanks for pulling the Texas Rangers closer to first place than they have been all season. The designated hitter’s tiebreaking, two-run

ARLINGTON, Texas — Oakland rookie left-hander Sean Nolin hasn’t been around long enough to know what it’s like to play a big-league spoiler. But he played the role

SEATTLE — Felix Hernandez extended the Texas Rangers’ offensive woes and Seattle teammate Nelson Cruz made a triumphant return from a quad injury, hitting his 40th home run

SEATTLE — Vidal Nuno wanted little to do with his winless streak while it was happening, and he made sure to minimize it after finally ending the draught

SEATTLE — Showing no sign of lingering damage, Cole Hamels nonchalantly pointed to a spot on his left shoulder while providing a shrug late Tuesday night. One of

SEATTLE — The Texas Rangers aren’t actively searching for out-of-town scores these days, but it is hard not to pay attention when this deep into a pennant race.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — For left-hander Hector Santiago, a walk was as good as a hit, as long as the baserunners stayed away from home plate. Santiago and three

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Left-hander Derek Holland’s return from four inactive months is proving timely for the Texas Rangers’ playoff hopes. Holland conceded just three hits in eight innings

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Nothing against Salt Lake City, Utah, but C.J. Cron would be happy never to go there again. Cron has endured two demotions this season to

SAN DIEGO — Before the Rangers headed to north to Anaheim, the happiest place on earth was the Texas clubhouse. “That was a wild one,” Rangers manager Jeff