Is there any hope for the Rangers

[GreenGlen]

Do they have any pitching prospects or any offseason moves they can be made to make them competive.

[xythander]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

Being a Ranger fan, I'll have to say no. They will always suck at pitching. Just accept it and move on with your life.


But seriously,
no.

[xythander]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

Being a Ranger fan, I'll have to say no. They will always suck at pitching. Just accept it and move on with your life.


But seriously,
no.

[xythander]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

Being a Ranger fan, I'll have to say no. They will always suck at pitching. Just accept it and move on with your life.


But seriously,
no.

[GCrusher23]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

You can call the Rangers a last place team until Arod gives back about 3/4 of his contract, Juan Gone is truly gone, Chan Ho Park parks his *** in another town, and Rafael Palmeiro retires. They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

[GCrusher23]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

You can call the Rangers a last place team until Arod gives back about 3/4 of his contract, Juan Gone is truly gone, Chan Ho Park parks his *** in another town, and Rafael Palmeiro retires. They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

[GCrusher23]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

You can call the Rangers a last place team until Arod gives back about 3/4 of his contract, Juan Gone is truly gone, Chan Ho Park parks his *** in another town, and Rafael Palmeiro retires. They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

[snepp]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

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GCrusher23 said:
You can call the Rangers a last place team until Arod gives back about 3/4 of his contract, Juan Gone is truly gone, Chan Ho Park parks his *** in another town, and Rafael Palmeiro retires. They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

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I think if you add up all the pitchers in their rotation they would have at least 1, maybe 1.5.

Just checked their stats for the rotation, nevermind. A big 0.

[snepp]

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GCrusher23 said:
You can call the Rangers a last place team until Arod gives back about 3/4 of his contract, Juan Gone is truly gone, Chan Ho Park parks his *** in another town, and Rafael Palmeiro retires. They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

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I think if you add up all the pitchers in their rotation they would have at least 1, maybe 1.5.

Just checked their stats for the rotation, nevermind. A big 0.

[snepp]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

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GCrusher23 said:
You can call the Rangers a last place team until Arod gives back about 3/4 of his contract, Juan Gone is truly gone, Chan Ho Park parks his *** in another town, and Rafael Palmeiro retires. They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

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I think if you add up all the pitchers in their rotation they would have at least 1, maybe 1.5.

Just checked their stats for the rotation, nevermind. A big 0.

[Mr_October]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

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GCrusher23 said:
They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

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That's the biggest problem with the Rangers. Is they play in a hitters park. And giving A-Rod that ungodly amount of money.

[Mr_October]

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GCrusher23 said:
They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

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That's the biggest problem with the Rangers. Is they play in a hitters park. And giving A-Rod that ungodly amount of money.

[Mr_October]

Re: Is there any hope for the Rangers

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GCrusher23 said:
They really have no chance in a hitters park when the only big free agent pitcher (Pettitte) wants a lot more than they can give. Oh and of course they'll have no chance until they realize you need five good pitchers in a rotation, not 0.

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That's the biggest problem with the Rangers. Is they play in a hitters park. And giving A-Rod that ungodly amount of money.