“Three homers, a six-run fifth and C.J. Wilson’s 10 K’s powered Texas past K.C. on Easter Sunday to finish off the series sweep.”
That’s how the official MLB recap starts. It’s a pretty darned good quick summary. CJ Wilson continues to look great this season. I also noticed he’s in the Top 10 of AL pitchers on the strikeout list. He’s tied with Felix Hernandez for 6th place with 31 of them. #1 is Jered Weaver with 39. Wilson had 10 on Sunday. Looked good.
Napoli, Beltre, & Blano (Blanco?!?) each had home runs this game.
This is the last of my “short” updates. Should be back to normal updating with the April 25th game.

A short update due to a week’s worth of missed updates:
Alexi Ogando continues to impress, making Tommy Hunter probably NOT feel that good about getting his job back. Ogando went six innings, allowing just five hits and one run. Way too many pitches for just six innings (114 of them), but he got the job done, which is the bottom line.
The Rangers rode an efficient offense to the win. Just four hits, two walks were all we had to work with, but it worked! Back on top in the AL West. Thanks Boston.

Given I missed a week’s worth of updates, I’m writing just a little about this one.
It can be summed up quickly. The Rangers homered their way to an 11-6 win over the Royals. Five Rangers went deep. Mike Napoli, Ian Kinsler, David Murphy, Adrian Beltre, & Mitch Moreland. Those homers accounted for eight of the eleven runs the Rangers had this game.
Derek Holland continued to look good. Going seven. Gave up five runs, but they were all at once in one inning, the rest of his outing was quite good!

Due to missing a week’s worth of updates, this will be a short one.
Not much else to say though except Jered Weaver is quickly making people forget he used to be the lesser of the two Weaver brothers. He went to 5-0, which is a heck of a record for April 20th. He pitched a complete game, went all nine innings. He more than deserved the win.
The Rangers actually out hit Anaheim this game, but still lost, 4-1.

Even though I missed a week’s worth of updates, and am doing shorter than normal updates for the games I missed, there’s not much else to say about this one, except:

I missed an entire week’s worth of updates, so I won’t say much about this game, other than to add that early on, it seems like CJ Wilson is doing well this year. I know some (myself included) were wondering if he could keep up last year’s level of pitching into this year). So far, so good.
Beltre continues to knock the ball around, as he went deep (with Moreland). This also stopped the Angels five game winning streak.
Wilson went seven innings, just one run. Nine hits, but also nine strikeouts. Looking good.