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Best Uniform Numbers

Posted by Joe Siegler on December 31, 2022 at 4:22 pm

I’ve spent a lot of time tracking Texas Rangers uniform numbers.  I’ve gotten some attention for it as well from people of note connected to the Rangers (such as Eric Nadel, Victor Rojas (both on air), & TR Sullivan (online)).  I’m proud of that.  If you’ve never checked out my uniform number history section of the website, please do.  As I said, I’ve spent a lot of time on it, but if you have some info that I do not (with proof), I’d love to hear from you.

But I seem to have developed a reputation as the “Uniform Number guy” for the Texas Rangers, because earlier today John Moore tweeted out that I should do a list of “All time Rangers” for every uniform number.  I saw that tweet in the morning before breakfast, and dammit – I was out to breakfast with my wife this morning, and all I could think of was uniform numbers.  So thanks John.  ;)

Anyway, I decided to have a go this afternoon, and what I’ve done is go down all the uniform numbers and pick out the Rangers player that I think is the best at that number.  A few caveats about the research for the list first… [Read more…]

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How Many in 2022?

Posted by Joe Siegler on September 21, 2022 at 4:00 pm

Usually towards the end of the year, we always hear about how many players the Texas Rangers have used overall in any particular season. The Rangers are usually towards the high end of that list. Injuries, callups, usually make for a long list, and you tend to forget the guys who are here so quick that they don’t even have time for the proverbial “cup of coffee”. I’ve done this for awhile now (2022 will be the 15th season I’ve kept track of this), and it’s worked out pretty well. I’ve also gotten some positive feedback on it, so it’s become a permanent feature here.  If you’d like to see the final tallies for the other years I’ve done this, you can still see them with links at the bottom of the page.

Anyway, this post will get bumped whenever there is a player who is making his first appearance for the Texas Rangers in 2022.  I am going to count guys who get called up, but don’t play immediately (or sometimes don’t play at all), as they will be part of the 26 man roster officially.  Here goes:

The most recent additions will be on the top of the list.

Total players in 2022: 55
Total pitchers used in 2021: 29
Total position players used in 2021: 26
Total players making major league debut: 8

  • #55 – Kevin Plawecki (Sep 21 – replacing Nick Solak (60 day DL))
  • #54 – Josh Jung (Sep 9 – replacing Brad Miller (10 day DL))
  • #53 – Dallas Keuchel (Aug 27 – replacing Cole Ragans (10 day DL))
  • #52 – Mark Mathias (Aug 16 – replacing Elier Hernandez (DFA))
  • #51 – Kohei Arihara (Aug 16 – replacing Yerry Rodriguez (optioned to AAA))
  • #50 – Yerry Rodriguez (Aug 14 – replacing Matt Moore (Paternity List))
  • #49 – Bubba Thompson (Aug 4 – replacing Kole Calhoun (10 day DL))
  • #48 – Cole Ragans (Aug 4 – replacing Dennis Santana (10 day DL))
  • #47 – Jonathan Hernandez (Jul 16 – replacing AJ Alexy (optioned to AAA))
  • #46 – AJ Alexy (Jul 15 – replacing Kolby Allard (optioned to AAA))
  • #45 – Elier Hernandez (Jul 14 – replacing Steven Duggar (optioned to AAA))
  • #44 – Steven Duggar (Jun 26 – replacing Ezequiel Duran (optioned to AAA))
  • #43 – Meibrys Viloria (Jun 21 – replacing Sam Huff (optioned to AAA))
  • #42 – Jose LeClerc (Jun 16 – replacing Kolby Allard (optioned to AAA))
  • #41 – Leody Taveras (Jun 13 – replacing Eli White (10 day DL))
  • #40 – Jesus Tinoco (Jun 10 – replacing Glenn Otto (Covid DL))
  • #39 – Tyson Miller (Jun 10 – replacing Mitch Garver (Covid DL))
  • #38 – Steele Walker (Jun 5 – replacing Willie Calhoun (DFA))
  • #37 – Ezequiel Duran (Jun 4 – replacing Josh Smith (10 day DL))
  • #36 – Josh Smith (May 30 – replacing Brad Miller (10 day DL))
  • #35 – Zach Reks (Apr 30 – replacing Spencer Howard (optioned to AAA))
  • #34 – Sam Huff (Apr 28 – replacing Jonah Heim (paternity list))
  • #33 – Glenn Otto (Apr 22 – replacing Jon Gray (10 day DL))
  • #32 – Matt Moore (Apr 16 – replacing Josh Sborz (10 day DL))
  • #31 – Nick Snyder (Apr 14 – replacing Dennis Santana (Covid DL))
  • #30 – Garrett Richards (Apr 14 – replacing Spencer Howard (10 day DL))
  • #29 – Spencer Patton (Apr 9 – replacing Jon Gray (10 day DL))

#28 to #1 (in alphabetical order): Albert Abreu, Kolby Allard, Joe Barlow, Brock Burke, Matt Bush, Kole Calhoun, Willie Calhoun, Charlie Culberson, Dane Dunning, Adolis Garcia, Mitch Garver, Jon Gray, Taylor Hearn, Jonan Heim, Greg Holland, Spencer Howard, Andy Ibanez, John King, Nate Lowe, Brett Martin, Brad Miller, Martin Perez, Dennis Santana, Josh Sborz, Corey Seager, Marcus Semien, Nick Solak, Eli White.

Players making their Making Major League Debut are bolded

Roster Notes:

  • 2022 starts with a 28 man opening day roster, as a concession to the compressed spring training that resulted from the lockout.  That goes back to 26 on May 1.
  • Of the opening day 28 man roster, nobody is making their major league debut. That hasn’t happened since 2010.
  • Of the opening day 28 man roster, 8 players are making their Rangers debuts. (Abreu, Calhoun K, Garber, Gray, Holland, Miller, Seager, Semien)
  • Previous years counts for major league debuts on opening day roster: 2021 2 (Arihara, DeGeus), 2020 (1, Taveras), 2019 (2, Bird, Dowdy), 2018 (1, Tocci), 2017 (2, Hauschild, Robinson), 2016 (1, Barnette), 2015 (6, DeShields, Kela, Klein, Rua, Smolinski, Verrett), 2014 (1, Seth Rosin), 2013 (2, Leury Garcia & Smokin’ Joe Ortiz), 2012 (2, Darvish & Ross), 2011 (1, Mason Tobin), none in 2010, 2009 (1, Elvis Andrus), and 2008 (1, Kaz Fukumori).
  • Players with “xx” in front of their names on the list were players that were recalled, on the 26 man roster, but did not actually play.  The team doesn’t count those as players who played.  I do (because they were here).

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How Many in 2021?

Posted by Joe Siegler on August 30, 2021 at 5:30 pm

Usually towards the end of the year, we always hear about how many players the Texas Rangers have used overall in any particular season. The Rangers are usually towards the high end of that list. Injuries, callups, usually make for a long list, and you tend to forget the guys who are here so quick that they don’t even have time for the proverbial “cup of coffee”. I’ve done this for the last several seasons (2021 will be the 14th season I’ve kept track of this), and it’s worked out pretty well. I’ve also gotten some positive feedback on it, so it’s become a permanent feature here.  If you’d like to see the final tallies for the other years I’ve done this, you can still see them with links at the bottom of the page.

Anyway, this post will get bumped whenever there is a player who is making his first appearance for the Texas Rangers in 2020.  I am going to count guys who get called up, but don’t play immediately (or sometimes don’t play at all), as they will be part of the 26 man roster officially.  Here goes:

The most recent additions will be on the top of the list.

Total players in 2021: 53
Total pitchers used in 2021: 29
Total position players used in 2021: 24
Total players making major league debut: 12

  • #53 – AJ Alexy (Aug 30 – replacing Andy Ibanez (10 day DL))
  • #52 – Jake Latz (Aug 25 – replacing Dane Dunning (Covid DL))
  • #51 – Ryan Dorow (Aug 24 – replacing Jonah Heim (Covid DL))
  • #50 – Nick Snyder (Aug 20 – replacing Joe Barlow (10 day DL))
  • #49 – Yohel Pozo (Aug 13 – replacing Curtis Terry (optioned AAA))
  • #48 – Yonny Hernandez (Aug 5 – replacing Eli White (10 day DL))
  • #47 – DJ Peters (Aug 2 – replacing David Dahl (DFA))
  • #46 – Jimmy Herget (Aug 2 – replacing Demarcus Evans (optioned to AAA)
  • #45 – Spencer Howard (Jul 31 – replacing Joely Rodriguez (traded to NYY))
  • #44 – Jharel Cotton (Jul 30 – replacing Ian Kennedy (traded to PHI))
  • #43 – Drew Anderson (Jul 30 – replacing Kyle Gibson (traded to PHI))
  • #42 – Curtis Terry (Jul 23 – replacing John Hicks (DFA))
  • #41 – Dennis Santana (Jul 3 – replacing Wes Benjamin (optioned to AAA))
  • #40 – John Hicks (Jun 29 – replacing Jason Martin (optioned to AAA))
  • #39 – Joe Barlow (Jun 23 – replacing Brett de Geus (DFA))
  • #38 – Spencer Patton (Jun 9 – replacing Ian Kennedy (10 day DL))
  • #37 – Jason Martin (May 26 – Replacing OF David Dahl (10 day DL))
  • #37 – Demarcus Evans (May 25 – Replacing RHP Kyle Gibson (10 day DL))
  • #35 – Hunter Wood (May 15 – Replacing LHP Wes Benjamin (optioned to AAA))
  • #34 – Khris Davis (May 8 – replacing OF Eli White (optioned to AAA))
  • #33 – Andy Ibanez (May 4 – replacing OF Brock Holt (10 day DL))
  • #32 – Hyeon-jong Yang (Apr 26 – replacing OF Leody Taveras (opt to alt training site))
  • #31 – Willie Calhoun (Apr 17 – replacing IF Anderson Tejeda (opt to alt training site))
  • #30 – Joely Rodriguez (Apr 16 – replacing RHP Josh Sborz (opt to alt training site))
  • #29 – Adolis Garcia (Apr 13 – replacing IF Ronald Guzman (10 day DL))
  • #28 – Anderson Tejeda (Apr 9 – replacing IF Brock Holt (10 day DL))
  • #27 – Brett Martin (Apr 9 – replacing RHP Matt Bush (10 day DL))

#26 to #1 (in alphabetical order): Kolby Allard, Kohei Arihara, Wes Benjamin, Matt Bush, Kyle Cody, Charlie Culberson, David Dahl, Brett de Geus, Dane Dunning, Mike Foltynewicz, Joey Gallo, Kyle Gibson, Ronald Guzman, Taylor Hearn, Jonah Heim, Brock Holt, Ian Kennedy, Isiah Kiner-Falefa, John King, Nate Lowe, Jordan Lyles, Josh Sborz, Nick Solak, Leody Taveras, Jose Trevino, Eli White

Players making their Making Major League Debut are bolded

Roster Notes:

  • 2021 goes back to a more normal number of players.  The season starts at 26, which is what 2020 was supposed to be out of the gate, but last season was a fiasco in many ways.
  • Of the opening day 26 man roster, 2 players are making their Rangers AND major league debut (Arihara, deGeus)
  • Of the opening day 26 man roster, 11 players are making their Rangers debuts. (Arihara, Culberson, Dahl, de Geus, Dunning, Foltynewicz, Heim, Holt, Kennedy, Lowe, and Sborz.)
  • Previous years counts for major league debuts on opening day roster: 2020 (1, Taveras), 2019 (2, Bird, Dowdy), 2018 (1, Tocci), 2017 (2, Hauschild, Robinson), 2016 (1, Barnette), 2015 (6, DeShields, Kela, Klein, Rua, Smolinski, Verrett), 2014 (1, Seth Rosin), 2013 (2, Leury Garcia & Smokin’ Joe Ortiz), 2012 (2, Darvish & Ross), 2011 (1, Mason Tobin), none in 2010, 2009 (1, Elvis Andrus), and 2008 (1, Kaz Fukumori).
  • Players with “xx” in front of their names on the list were players that were recalled, on the 26 man roster, but did not actually play.  The team doesn’t count those as players who played.  I do (because they were here).

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Fox Sports Southwest Plus

Posted by Joe Siegler on August 20, 2020 at 5:00 pm

Fox Sports Southwest PlusI’ve seen a lot of people ask “why isn’t the Rangers game on”, or “Why am I postponed” when it says it’s on Fox Sports Southwest.

The answer is you’re not looking at the schedule right!

Less sarcastically, there’s a difference between Fox Sports Southwest and Fox Sports Southest PLUS.  Basically, PLUS is a spare channel that things get shown on when there’s too many things to show at once.  Like for example a regular season Rangers game and a playoff Stars game.   The playoff Stars game will take precedence, and the Rangers game will get bumped to the Plus channel.

UPDATED August 2020

Here’s an updated image the Rangers posted for the 2020 season:

UPDATED March 2018

Here’s some info I’ve gleaned from around the web on how to see Fox Sports Southwest PLUS on various carriers.  Mostly D/FW, but some others..

Television:

  • Time Warner/Spectrum – Channel 320 (SD ONLY)
  • Charter (Fort Worth & Park Cities) – Channels 300/32 (SD), 776/35 (HD)
  • Charter (Rockwall) – Channels 38 (SD), 860 (HD)
  • Charter (Denton) – Channel 314 (SD)
  • DirecTV – Channel 676-1 (SD & HD)
  • Dish – Channels 440 (SD), 9575 (HD) Dish no longer carries FSSW.
  • U-verse – Channels 756 (SD), 1756 (HD)
  • FiOS/Frontier – Channels 77 (SD), 577 (HD)

Streaming Services:

  • SlingTV – Only on ‘Sling Blue’ package, as “Fox Sports Southwest Alternate 1”  Sling no longer carries FSSW.
  • Youtube TV – Is there as “Fox Sports Southwest Plus”
  • Fubu TV – Is there as “Fox Sports Southwest Plus”
  • Hulu Live TV – Is there as “Fox Sports Southwest Plus”

You can also use credentials from most of these providers to log in via the Fox Sports Go mobile app.

Apparently, Time Warner Cable does NOT carry an HD feed of FSSW+.  That’s pretty insane in this day and age.  I also think that Charter in Denton also only has an SD video feed.  If someone finds out otherwise on these two channels, please let me know.

If you know it’s on another carrier that I don’t have listed, please email me about it.

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My Globe Life Field Tour

Posted by Joe Siegler on June 5, 2020 at 11:27 pm

I took a tour of the new Rangers park earlier this week, on Monday in the first hour public tours were available.  I tried to get the FIRST tour, which was Monday at 10AM, but that and the second tour were already sold out within 3 minutes, I got the third one at 10:45AM.   So off I went to Arlington, a drive I’ve made out I-30 a boatload of times over the years, but this one was  odd. Going to our new park for the first time since it was completed, but NOT for a baseball game.   This is the story of what I saw…

I got there a little early, and I looked around the gift shop (which seems larger overall, but the space inbetween items is still just a small as the old place.  They didn’t use the additional space in the gift shop to make it easier to walk in there, they used it to put more stuff in there. [Read more…]

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Ballpark in Arlington Ticket Pricing

Posted by Joe Siegler on November 3, 2019 at 12:49 pm

Those who know me know I’m a bit data obsessive once I get behind an idea. My history of uniform numbers is one thing which has gotten me some notice. However, I’m back with another one. It’s about pricing of seats at the now “old” Ballpark in Arlington.

Earlier this season, when talking about the new ballpark in the Facebook group I’m in, folks snarked in with “Everything will be going up” in price, with the implication that if we didn’t have a new park, prices wouldn’t be going up. That always rubbed me the wrong way. New ballparks are not an absolute guarantee that prices would be going up.  Now I’m no fool, prices go up all the time, and they likely would, but the implication that if we stayed where we were prices wouldn’t have gone up always bugged me.  However, that thought led me to wonder….  How often did prices go up in our current park?  I always know a few core facts. When the place opened in 1994, a seat down the front row was $16, and in the last year of the park, the price of a seat in the last row behind home plate was around $26 (more on “around” later). So prices went up for sure – but the path and frequency they took to get there was lost to me.

I then realized that I had the material at my disposal to find out.  I undertook an obscene level of research on the pricing in the ballpark, and produced a spreadsheet that will show you the price of a ticket in any year of the park in any section. It’s a ridiculous amount of research – it took me most of the year to complete it. I had access to some old documents that I had saved from the 90’s, I had access to all the media guides, and a handful of sales pricing sheets. So I started in on the spreadsheet. It quickly turned out to be a monster of a project, and I had to start over from scratch once when I realized my initial idea for getting the info out was unworkable.

So that’s what this is. A summary of my research into the prices of the ballpark. Given the massive amount of info on here, I made it a publicly viewable spreadsheet. I will point out a few of the highlights in this article, but leave it up to you to view the raw data for specific sections.. [Read more…]

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Thoughts on 2020 Roster

Posted by Joe Siegler on October 31, 2019 at 4:43 pm

As I write this, Game 7 of the World Series was last night (Congrats Nationals!).  Now that the season is formally over, I started thinking about the 2020 roster, and thought I’d take a few minutes and jot down some thoughts on the various players on the roster, and what I think will happen with them.  I’m going to break them down into groups of players – not by position, but by their contractual status.

So I went down the roster, and looked at everyone on it, and had some comments on each player (although towards the end, I cheated and lumped several of the bullpen guys together). [Read more…]

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32 Teams, No DH, 154 Games, and more

Posted by Joe Siegler on June 13, 2019 at 11:28 am

There is a very cool article from Jayson Stark on The Athletic now. It’s very cool, very detailed, and talks about the coming major changes to MLB. We’re not talking small stuff like pitch clock or mound visits. But radical, larger changes like the implementation of the DH across all baseball, expansion to 32 teams, radical realignment, and the possible elimination of the AL & NL leagues into one single large league.

Now he just doesn’t throw out ideas without backup. That’s what social media & Facebook groups are for (haha). He has well thought out remarks on all of this. Unfortunately, it’s behind the paywall, so you can’t read all of it, but I do want to take a moment and say a subscription to the Athletic is spectacular. I got in there because I had signed up for Levi Weaver’s own local service, and when he started with the Athletic, my subscription carried over.  If you use my link, you can get 25% off a subscription, and if you sign up, I get $10 from them, so go – check it out.

Anyway, I’m gonna touch base on all of what he said with my own thoughts on it. [Read more…]

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Free Drinks at Rangers Ballpark

Posted by Joe Siegler on March 30, 2019 at 3:40 pm

Well, OK, by “drinks” I don’t mean booze.  I mean a soft drink, like a Coke or a lemonade or something…

Don’t know who knows about this one, but I thought I’d pass it on. The Rangers for awhile now have had this booth on the concourse behind home plate and the “Guest Services” area. See the pic in the post.

Anyway, if you fill out the coupon there, you pledge to be a “Good Sport”, which basically means you don’t drink anything (alcoholic) while you’re there.

For the last few years, it’s been really good.  However in 2019, they changed the terms, and made it far more restrictive, and to be honest, to the point where I don’t know if I want to bother with it anymore.

You still go there and sign up, and you do get a coupon.  Despite the coupon physically being the same from last year (and saying fountain drink), they no longer give you a cup which you could use to get a soft drink.  All they give you is one 12oz CAN of soda.  Either Coke, Diet Coke, or Dr Pepper.  That’s it.  No other options.

On top of that restriction, where you get them is now far more restrictive.  You used to be able to turn them in at any stand anywhere.  NOW there are only THREE STANDS IN THE ENTIRE BALLPARK that take the coupons.  Two of them are right behind home plate near the place you fill out the form for the card.  The other one is in the 300 level.  There’s NOTHING in the 200 level.  I took a picture of the sign they had at the table showing where you can redeem the cards now.  It’s below.

The program is STUPID restrictive now.  I haven’t drunk fizzy drinks in years now, so I’m pretty much out.  I would always get lemonade or Powerade.  I got a Diet Coke on opening day, and took three sips of it, and then threw the rest out – I can’t drink fizzy drinks anymore, just tastes awful.  ALL of them.

So if you’re not into Coke, Diet Coke, or Dr Pepper, then they’ve changed this so much it’s not worth it.  Which sucks, as this used to be a great way to save money.  I don’t know whether this was Budweiser doing this, or the Rangers offices, or the food service company – but someone decided too many freebies were being given out apparently, and restricted the hell out of the program.  That is sad.  :(

 

One of the only three things you can get with a coupon now

These were the original terms I had on this post when it was good for the last several years.
THESE ARE NOT CURRENT TERMS ANYMORE AS OF 2019…

They give you a voucher for a free soft drink in the park. I use it every time I’m there to get a free lemonade.

On Dollar Hot dog nights, it’s even better – last one I had a drink and three hot dogs for just $3 at the ballpark.

Now it’s an honor system thing for sure.  There’s nothing stopping you from signing up for that, and then walking straight to buy a beer.   But that’s uncool.   If you don’t drink at the park, you might as well do it.  Free medium soft drink at ballpark prices is nothing to sneeze at.  :)

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Corporate Sponsorships IV

Posted by Joe Siegler on January 10, 2019 at 9:30 am

ameriquestbell2016About eleven years ago I wrote an article for my Rangers site on Ballpark names and corporate sponsorships.  At the time, I thought about how many stadiums were left that don’t have corporate names.  Things have changed since I wrote that article, including at the Rangers home in Arlington.  So I’ve decided to revisit that article and update it for all the changes since the original piece.   Some info is harder to find – the primary source I used back then doesn’t exist anymore, and I’ve inquired with a few people with the Rangers about where to find that info publicly, and haven’t found a good updated source of info.  So I’ll do my best to find the info – but a few below will say “N/A”, because I couldn’t find the info, not because I didn’t try.

NOTE: I published v2 of this article in July of 2016, and v3 in August of 2017.  The only change between v2 & v3 is that I moved SunTrust Field to “current” vs “future”, and I updated some text and used the name of the new Rangers Park in 2020, as that was announced on Aug 24, 2017.  The only difference between v3 & v4 is the addition of the new Rays park announced in July 2018.  I also added a name change Seattle Mariners on Dec 19, 2018 and a name change for the San Francisco Giants on Jan 10, 2019. [Read more…]

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