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  • November 2007
    • A-Rod Stays, Thanks to Wall St.

      A-Rod Stays, Thanks to Wall St.

      Alex Rodriguez will be the New York Yankees' third baseman next season. One of Wall Street's power elite convinced A-Rod to sign a new contract as early as today, reports the Wall Street Journal . Gerry Cardinale, an executive at Goldman Sachs, which owns a big stake in the Yankees' television network, YES, negotiated the deal. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Alex Rodriguez   Goldman Sachs   Texas Rangers   YES Network

  • August 2007
    • Rangers Rack Up Record 30 Runs

      Rangers Rack Up Record 30 Runs

      The Rangers punished the Orioles 30-3 last night in MLB's first 30-run performance in 110 years, the AP reports. Though short of the big-league record for most runs in a game--Chicago routed Louisville 36-7 on Jun 28, 1897--Texas' mark is the best in American League history. The Rangers' 29 hits were also the most since the Brewers smashed 31 on Aug 28, 1992. More »

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      MLB   baseball   American League   Texas Rangers   Baltimore Orioles   David Murphy   Kason Gabbard   Jarrod Saltalamacchia   Marlon Byrd

    • Santana Strikes Out 17 to Down Texas

      Santana Strikes Out 17 to Down Texas

      Twins ace Johan Santana struck out a franchise-record 17 batters to lead Minnesota past the Rangers 1-0 yesterday. Santana, who was perfect for the first half of his eight-inning outing, got all the offense he needed with a solo shot from teammate Michael Cuddyer. The game was otherwise momentous for the Twins, who climbed to 8 back in the American League Wildcard race. More »

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      MLB   baseball   Roger Clemens   Texas Rangers   Minnesota Twins   Johan Santana   Ben Sheets   Michael Cuddyer

    • Bush Gets a Line on Bonds

      Bush Gets a Line on Bonds

      Barry Bonds took 21 years to set the career home run record, so the half-day delay in President Bush's congratulatory phone call probably seems like the blink of an eye. The call went out from the White House this afternoon, the Chicago Tribune reports, and Tony Snow attributed the delay to conflicting sleep schedules. More »

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      White House   steroids   San Francisco Giants   Barry Bonds   Texas Rangers   home run   Hank Aaron   record

    • Teixeira Has Brave New Start

      Teixeira Has Brave New Start

      Slugger Mark Teixeira was a smash in his first Atlanta performance last night, chalking up a three-run blast to lead the Braves to a 12-3 win over Houston. Teixeira, whom Atlanta nabbed in a multi-player deal with Texas this week, was 1-4 with a walk and 4 RBIs, an inaugural performance good enough to bring a full house of 30,000 to its feet. More »

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      MLB   Texas Rangers   Houston Astros   Atlanta Braves   Mark Teixeira   Octavio Dotel

    • Sox Stun Yankees, Grab Gagne

      Sox Stun Yankees, Grab Gagne

      The Yankees had hoped to nab ace reliever Eric Gagne from the Texas Rangers; instead, he signed with their AL-East rivals yesterday, breaking a no-trade clause with the division-dominating Red Sox. The Sox, who handed Gagne a $2.1M signing bonus, bought insurance for a bullpen which already includes All-Stars Jonathan Papelbon and Hideki Okajima. More »

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      MLB   baseball   New York Yankees   Boston Red Sox   Los Angeles Dodgers   Texas Rangers   sports trade   Eric Gagne   Jonathan Papelbon   David Murphy   Wilson Betemit   Kason Gabbard   Scott Proctor   Hideki Okajima

  • July 2007
    • Exit Texas for Teixeira?

      Exit Texas for Teixeira?

      The Braves are close to a deal with the Rangers for slugger Mark Teixeira, who will correct a power outage at first base. The Rangers will receive a handful of prospects, including majors-ready catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia. With Brian McCann installed long-term behind the plate, the Braves could afford to lose the much-sought-after rookie. More »

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      MLB   Texas Rangers   Atlanta Braves   Mark Teixeira   Brian McCann   Jarrod Saltalamacchia

  • June 2007
    • Sosa Slams No. 600

      Sosa Slams No. 600

      Sammy Sosa homered for the 600th time last night, becoming just the fifth man to hit the storied mark. As the Texas Ranger rounded the bases in Arlington, the theme from "The Natural" played and the scoreboard pictured the other men who've reached the milestone—Hank Aaron, Barry Bonds, Babe Ruth, and Willie Mays. More »

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      MLB   Chicago Cubs   Barry Bonds   Texas Rangers   Hank Aaron   Babe Ruth   Sammy Sosa   Willie Mays

    • Texas Owner: Juan-Gone "Probably" Doped

      Texas Owner: Juan-Gone &quot;Probably&quot; Doped

      Texas owner Tom Hicks says he suspected slugger Juan Gonzalez had used steroids, judging from his body's early and expeditious breakdown. Hicks bemoaned his $24 million, two-year investment, which resulted in 152 games and 32 home runs during 2002-03. "We just gave that money away," he said. More »

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      MLB   steroids   Texas Rangers   Bud Selig   drug use   Jose Canseco

  • April 2007

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