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Rangers to start Gallardo

The AL East Champion Texas Rangers travel to Toronto and Yovani Gallardo will get the first two start against the AL West Champion Blue Jays.  The Blue Jays will start stud lefty Cole Hammels.  Gallardo has had a ton of success against the Blue Jays this season, winning both times he’s faced Toronto, the only two wins against the Jays.

The Rangers will be home Sunday with the Blue Jays in tow.  Whether on the road or at home, plenty of great seats and affordable tickets are still available so be sure to get yours today and help cheer on your Texas Rangers.

 

Rangers drop entire series to Angels

Texas fans were not happy this weekend as the Los Angeles Angels came into Globe Life Park and commenced to thumping them for three straight games to the tune of 33-8.

“I guess you could chalk this up to having good days and bad days,” Rangers SP Colby Lewis said. “You hope to have more better ones than bad ones. They were aggressive early in the count and swung the bat well. I can’t elaborate any more on what was working and what wasn’t.”

The Angels have been coming into their own for a spell and seem to have put a lot of pieces together this last month.

“We really broke out this series, no doubt,” Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. “I think what I’m going to carry away from this series is really how well we pitched against a team that can really swing it. I thought we pitched really well this series and gave us a chance, and our offense blossomed.”

The Rangers will have a day of rest before hosting the Arizona Diamondbacks for a three game home stand.  Plenty of great seats and affordable tickets are still available so be sure to get yours today and help cheer on your Texas Rangers~!

Rangers Bats Silent against Athletics

The Texas Rangers may have won yesterday against the Athletics but today is a different matter.  Oakland gifted a goose egg to the Rangers while 1st baseman made a huge splash in his Major League debut driving in four runs.  Pitcher Scott Kazmir held the Rangers in check with a masterful 10-strikeouts and one hit over seven innings.

“That’s a great way to start when you’re getting in your first big league game and you’re able to do that,” said A’s manager Bob Melvin. “Really allows you to relax a bit and feel like you belong.”

The Rangers have little time to dwell as thy face the Athletics in the closer game this afternoon before hosting the Astro’s for a three game stretch.  Plenty of great seats and affordable tickets are still available so be sure to get yours today!