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CJ Wilson Vows to Throw Gyro Ball
March 19, 2008 by
Mop Up Duty
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Texas Rangers reliever/closer CJ Wilson has learned to throw a Gyro Ball and is vowing to throw it in a game before the Spring is over. According to the evidence above, he already has thrown one.
Demystifying The Struggles Of C.J. Wilson
To what can we attribute the early struggles of Texas Rangers closer C.J. Wilson, and how can he place his 2008 campaign back on track?
CJ Wilson on Politics and the Gyroball
March 19, 2008 by
Tirico Suave
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CJ Wilson is not only a low cost saves option but quite a free spirit as well. An avowed California Democrat, Wilson was recently asked why MLB players care little about the election. His answer, "Come on man you have to admit the median or average guy in a baseball clubhouse...
New Look Texas Rangers: Fantasy Tips
August 02, 2007 by
Mop Up Duty
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Find out who to buy and who to sell in this new look line-up before the competition does.
Texas Closer CJ Wilson Out - Joaquin Benoit & Eddie Guardado Waiting In The Wings
March 07, 2008 by
Fantasy Sports Experience
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With Texas closer CJ Wilson out indefinately, we take a look at the fantasy value of Joaquin Benoit and Eddie Guardado.
Closer News: B.J. Ryan, George Sherrill, C.J. Wilson, and Rafael Soriano
March 11, 2008 by
Fantasy Sports Experience
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We have the latest closer news from around baseball for your fantasy draft.
Top 10 Fantasy Closers
April 17, 2008 by
Crooked Pitch
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Here's a look at the top 10 closers in fantasy baseball through Wednesday night's games.
NEWSFLASH: Rangers Sign Kinsler To Five Year, $22 Million Extension
After prolonged negotiations spanning more than three months in length, the Texas Rangers have finally come to terms on a long-term contract extension with prized young second baseman Ian Kinsler.
Rangers Quote Of The Week: 3/16 Plus Edition
Why Texas Rangers catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia finds himself in a precarious position with just two weeks left remaining until Opening Day.
Fantasy Bullpen Breakdowns - AL West Closers, Setup Men & Sleeper Middle Relievers
March 16, 2008 by
Fantasy Sports Experience
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In the third installment of our Bullpen Breakdowns series, we take a look at the AL West teams focusing on who will be filling the roles of closer and setup man come opening day as well as sleeper middle relievers to keep an eye on.
Texas Inks Seven More Players
The Texas Rangers signed seven players for the rapidly approaching 2008 season on Monday, including right-handers Brandon McCarthy and Wes Littleton.
Rangers Notebook: The Ryan Express Roars Back
What will be the ramifications of Nolan Ryan's long-awaited return to the Texas Rangers organization?
Fantasy Baseball Happy Recap - 4/10/08
April 11, 2008 by
Fantasy Sports Experience
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In this daily column, we take a look back at the night that was in fantasy baseball highlighting the best/worst performances, emerging fantasy options and developing trends.
Rangers Notebook: Holiday Edition
The fallout from last Friday's stunning trade for outfielder Josh Hamilton continues; Texas closes in on veteran reliever Eddie Guardado; BP's Kevin Goldstein weighs in on the Rangers' flourishing farm system.
The Natural Strikes: Hamilton's Ninth Inning Blast Saves Rangers
The growing legend of Rangers center fielder Josh Hamilton.
Rangers Top Royals In 11-9 Slugfest
The amazing Josh Hamilton; why the Texas Rangers' hiring of Dale Petroskey throws up red warning flags; Joaquin Benoit falls on hard times.
AccuScore Fantasy Baseball - Closers
March 13, 2008 by
AccuScore.com
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If you read my opinion on starting pitchers yesterday, then you probably won't be surprised by my opinion on closers. Closers are the single most over-rated players in fantasy baseball drafts. Last season the top closers, ranked by saves, were Jose Valverde, Joe Borowski, Francisco...
Boo Byrds: Rangers Drop Fifth Straight In Homestand Finale
The Texas Rangers' rapidly sinking 2008 campaign reaches a crossroads.
Desert Days: Rangers Kick Off Spring Training In Surprise
A long winter hibernation has finally come to an end for the Texas Rangers, as pitchers and catchers officially reported to spring training on Thursday - and the camp rumors began to fly.
Rangers Notebook: The Morning After
After an undignified retreat from the bloody aftermath of Fenway Park, the Texas Rangers look to turn their rapidly fading 2008 season around.
Order of business #1? Say goodbye to Ben Broussard.
Rangers Notebook: The Ian Kinsler Show
Why Ian Kinsler's shiny new five-year contract extension is fantastic news for the future of the Texas Rangers; the long-term ramifications of John Rheinecker's shoulder surgery to correct Thoracic Outlet Syndrome; is a move from Oklahoma City to Round Rock in the cards for...
Rangers Ride Youngsters To Fourth Consecutive Victory
Several influential ex-RedHawks propel the Texas Rangers to a fourth consecutive victory, while the transcendent Josh Hamilton gets a little unexpected something out of his American League Player of the Month award.
Quality Defense, Pitching Spark Rangers To 5-2 Win
A litany of fantastic defensive plays and some uncharacteristically strong pitching powers the Texas Rangers to their sixth consecutive series win - and places them just a game away from the all-important .500 threshold.
Gabbard, Rangers Fall Short In 7-6 Loss To Cubs
The continued struggles of southpaw Kason Gabbard; the Rangers finalize a minor league contract with native Texan John Patterson.
Amid Umpiring Controversy, Mathis, Rangers Rebound With 2-1 Extra-Inning Victory
Doug Mathis and the Texas Rangers work around home plate umpire Bill Hohn's sudden fit of incompetence in moving a step closer to first place; first baseman Hank Blalock's mysterious Carpal Tunnel Syndrome; saying goodbye to former Rangers farmhand Geremi Gonzalez.
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