Category: Rangers

By Anthony Andro, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — Oakland right-hander Daniel Mengden showed Sunday that the future could be bright for the A’s pitching in 2017. Mengden

By John Henry, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — With only two home runs since Sept. 1, Joey Gallo was a little concerned a quality first full season

By Anthony Andro, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers were able to rely on their best pitcher of the second half of the season to

By Anthony Andro, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — The Oakland A’s don’t want this season to end, especially the way they’re playing right now. It’s the complete

By Rob Shore, The Sports Xchange SEATTLE — Cole Hamels admits it is hard to explain why he historically pitches well in September and October. Maybe it’s the

By Dan Arritt, The Sports Xchange ANAHEIM, Calif. — The difference between the Los Angeles Angels and the Texas Rangers came down to two pitches Saturday night. Justin

By Anthony Andro, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — The Los Angeles Angels have a thing for drama. Down to their last out Saturday, the Angels forced extra

By Anthony Andro, The Sports Xchange ARLINGTON, Texas — It took longer than any other nine-inning game in Texas Rangers’ history, but no one was complaining after Friday

By Eric Gilmore, The Sports Xchange OAKLAND, Calif. — Right-hander Jharel Cotton pitched six strong innings, Matt Olson hit a two-run homer and Matt Chapman added a solo

By Eric Gilmore, The Sports Xchange OAKLAND, Calif. — The Texas Rangers had high hopes when left-hander Cole Hamels took the mound Saturday afternoon against the Oakland Athletics.