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High ceiling fan: Rangers remind Martin of potential
He felt the need to remind the 25-year-old outfielder during the Rangers' four-game set with the Tigers last week of his potential.
6 hrs ago | CBS Sports
Waiver Wire: Pumping the brakes on Profar
About three months ago, Jurickson Profar had the world in the palm of his hand. His assured emergence in spring training would push three-time All-Star Ian Kinsler to either the outfield or first base.
10 hrs ago | WTOL-TV Toledo
Andrus has 5 hits in Texas' 7-2 win over Detroit
Elvis Andrus had a career-high five hits, Mitch Moreland homered and Texas roughed up Anibal Sanchez in the Rangers' 7-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers on Saturday night.
14 hrs ago | Nolan Writin'
David Murphy and Adrian Beltre each hit first inning home runs, and in his ML debut as a starting pitcher Ross Wolf threw 5 mostly effective innings to help Texas salvage the series at home against the Athletics.
A's can't finish sweep of Rangers
A.J. Pierzynski checks out umpire Lance Barrett's moves as he rings up Derek Norris to end Wednesday's game.
Why the Rangers will not trade Jurickson Profar
Speculation-based posts aren't my usual cup of tea, but I think that this speculated topic has some legitimate merit worth exploring.
Oakland Top 7th - Adam Rosales lined out to second. Runner on third with two outs and Coco Crisp due up.
Despite Miggy's three HRs, Tigers outslugged
Miguel Cabrera blasting three home runs and Prince Fielder delivering a bases-clearing double would normally mean a Tigers win.
Oakland Athletics' Coco Crisp steals second base against Texas Rangers' Elvis Andrus in the first inning at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington on Monday, May 20, 2013.
May 19, 2013; Arlington, TX, USA; Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus and Leonys Martin after Murphy hit a three run home run against the Detroit Tigers at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington.
Grant: Mountain of setbacks can't do Rangers in during series finale with Detroit
Texas left fielder David Murphy is greeted at home plate by teammates Leonys Martin and Elvis Andrus after Miurphy clubbed a three-run homer in the sixth inning to give Texas an 8-7 lead during the Detroit Tigers vs.
Jurickson Profar to play regularly for Texas Rangers in Ian Kinsler's absence
Texas Rangers manager Ron Washington said Sunday that he will use just-recalled INF Jurickson Profar, the club's top prospect, regularly while 2B Ian Kinsler is on the DL.
Lindblom ready for first start in major leagues
Josh Lindblom never expected to start in the big leagues. He always viewed himself as a reliever at the highest level and didn't fully commit to starting.
Holland looks to maintain season-long consistency
In a rotation with two rookie right-handers and a converted reliever, Rangers left-hander Derek Holland has become increasingly important to his team.
Kinsler out of lineup; Murphy hits second
Ian Kinsler was out of the Rangers' lineup for the second straight game with sore ribs Saturday night and with Elvis Andrus bumped up into the leadoff spot again, manager Ron Washington made the surprising move of inserting struggling left fielder David Murphy into the No.
Anibal Sanchez rocked as Tigers fall to Rangers
Justin Verlander's 2.2 innings, meet Anibal Sanchez's 2.2 innings. Just don't say "nice to know you." In a 7-2 loss to the Texas Ranges on Saturday night, Sanchez lasted exactly as long as Verlander did Thursday night.
Andrus stars as Rangers down Tigers
Elvis Andrus had a career-high five hits to go with three runs scored and two RBI as the Texas Rangers downed the Detroit Tigers, 7-2, at Rangers Ballpark in Arlington on Saturday.
Lindblom to start Monday's opener against A's
The Rangers acquired Josh Lindblom from the Phillies this winter as a reliever, but when he did not make the team in Spring Training, the club sent him to Triple-A Round Rock to become a starter.
Three stars: Detroit Tigers' Don Kelly makes most of extra...
Detroit Tigers' Don Kelly is congratulated by third-base coach Tom Brookens after hitting a home run against the Texas Rangers in the third inning Thursday.
Justin Verlander allows eight runs in loss to Rangers
Then again, that's what happens when your ace, your All-Star, your Justin Verlander, has one of the worst starts - not to mention, the worst inning - of his career.