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The '''Texas Rangers''' are a [[Major League Baseball]] team located in [[Arlington]], [[Texas]]. They play in the American League, Western Division. | The '''Texas Rangers''' are a [[Major League Baseball]] team located in [[Arlington]], [[Texas]]. They play in the American League, Western Division. | ||
| − | One of the more famous owners of the team was the | + | One of the more famous owners of the team was the 42nd, and current, [[President]] of the [[United States]], [[George W. Bush]], who owned the team for a period of time. The Rangers are the oldest Major League baseball team never to have played in the [[World Series]]. |
== Team == | == Team == | ||
| − | The Texas Rangers are a team | + | The Texas Rangers are a team known for having an explosive batting lineup that scores a lot of runs, but also a team that gives up a lot of runs with average or worse pitching. Some of the more famous players their lineup include aged certain to be baseball hall of framer [[Sammy Sosa]] and young rising stars such as [[Michael Young]] and [[Ian Kinsler]]. On the pitching side [[Kevin Millwood]] and the oft injured reliever [[Eric Gagne]] are considered the aces of the unit. |
=== Offensive === | === Offensive === | ||
Revision as of 15:21, August 31, 2007
The Texas Rangers are a Major League Baseball team located in Arlington, Texas. They play in the American League, Western Division.
One of the more famous owners of the team was the 42nd, and current, President of the United States, George W. Bush, who owned the team for a period of time. The Rangers are the oldest Major League baseball team never to have played in the World Series.
Team
The Texas Rangers are a team known for having an explosive batting lineup that scores a lot of runs, but also a team that gives up a lot of runs with average or worse pitching. Some of the more famous players their lineup include aged certain to be baseball hall of framer Sammy Sosa and young rising stars such as Michael Young and Ian Kinsler. On the pitching side Kevin Millwood and the oft injured reliever Eric Gagne are considered the aces of the unit.
Offensive
Catcher
1st Base
2d Base
Shortstop
3d Base
Left Field
Center Field
Right Field
Backup Outfielder
DH
Pitching Staff
Starting Pitchers
Relievers
Closer
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